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titleOfInvention Pet feed and method for producing the same
abstract (57) [Summary] [Problem] By filling a polyhydric alcohol imparting flexibility not only between the leather fiber body tissues but also into the leather fiber body, the feed for pets is softened and dogs and seniors with weak teeth are softened. An object of the present invention is to provide a pet food which is easy to eat and can provide an unprecedented chewing feeling, and which can dissipate stress by moving a chin well, especially for a senior dog. SOLUTION: The pet feed is a pet feed made of leather, wherein an intermediate-treated leather treated with a leather fiber-degrading enzyme is filled with a polyhydric alcohol.
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