Indiana Commercial Feed Licenses expire December 31st of each year. Late fees apply if the renewal is received post marked after January 16th. Delinquent notices will be sent out next week to the firms that have not returned their 2024 renewal form.
Did you know that AAFCO, state regulatory agencies, nor FDA, "approve" any animal/pet food products? Do not be fooled by these claims. Claims that products are AAFCO approved or FDA approved are not allowed on any animal/pet food labeling, including websites and social media.
Great time in Kansas City, Missouri representing AAFCO at the Petfood Forum! Check out AAFCO’s website for information on animal feed and pet food https://t.co/7rRjgAgmQU
Don't let marketing claims on pet food products such as "no antibiotics" or "no added hormones" confuse you. These claims are only in reference to the proteins used in the products that were raised without the use of antibiotics or added hormones. No pet food has these added.
Did you know that homemade dog treats do not fit under the Indiana Homebased Vender/Cottage Law? To sell homemade pet treats you need an Indiana Commercial Feed License. See information here on our website https://t.co/DsNkDvJ0l6
Did you know if your pet food label has the statement "This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only" it is not formulated as a complete and balanced diet in accordance with the AAFCO Dog or Cat Food Nutrient Profiles and is not intended as a sole diet?
Do you know how to read your pet's food label? Is it a complete and balance diet? Look for the nutritional adequacy statement. Check out this link https://t.co/eiE9nyuKNp
The Office of Indiana State Chemist will be closed December 23 through January 2. We will be back on January 3. We wish you a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year!