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Nov 21, 2025
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Nature Bridge - Beauty Pet Beauty U in Indonesia International Pet Expo 2025

Nature Bridge - Beauty Pet Beauty U in Indonesia International Pet Expo 2025

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  • JAKARTA, AKURATNEWS.co – Indonesia's cat population has skyrocketed by 129% from 2017 to 2021, according to Euromonitor. This trend is driven by increasing pet ownership and pet-friendly malls. To cater to this growing market, Nature Bridge, a premium pet food brand, launches its Daily Care series. Product Features Freeze-dried technology preserving nutrients. Three variants: Hair & Skin, Urinary, and Mother & Baby. Addresses common health issues: skin, coat, and urinary problems. Jerry Xu's Statement "Nature Bridge Daily Care aims to provide pets and owners with a healthier, happier life." Paulius Juta's Statement "We're optimistic about capturing 80% of Indonesia's pet food market within five years." Availability Nature Bridge Daily Care is available in pet shops and online, with supermarket distribution forthcoming. Benefits 1. Cost-effective: 2 kg lasts 40 days for one cat. Convenient: 20 grams per meal. Source: https://akuratnews.co/populasi-kucing-naik-129-persen-nature-bridge-daily-care-bidik-pasar-indonesia/

    Indonesia's Cat Population Surges 129%, Nature Bridge Daily Care Targets Local Market

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  • Pet Tips | Healthy Skin & Coat: What should you feed your pet?

    You are what you eat — and that’s just as true for your pets! A dull coat, dry skin, or constant itching could all be signs that your dog or cat isn’t getting the nutrients they need. The good news? A few smart choices in their diet can make a huge difference in skin and coat health.   The stars of the show are Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. Found in fish oil, flaxseed, and some meats, these nutrients help reduce inflammation and improve skin moisture and fur shine. Many high-quality pet foods already include these oils, but they can also be added through supplements — especially if your pet has dry or flaky skin.   Protein quality matters too. Hair is 90% protein, so feeding your pet a diet rich in digestible animal proteins (like chicken, turkey, lamb, or fish) supports fur strength and growth. On the flip side, low-quality fillers (like corn or soy byproducts) may contribute to allergies or coat issues in sensitive pets.   Don’t forget about vitamins and minerals. Zinc, Vitamin E, and biotin all play key roles in maintaining skin integrity. If your pet is on a home-cooked or raw diet, make sure it’s well-balanced — nutrient deficiencies can lead to coat thinning, shedding, and poor skin resilience.   Tips for Feeding Your Pet’s Skin & Coat: Look for foods with labeled Omega-3s like salmon oil or fish meal. Avoid overprocessed treats — they often lack real nutritional value. Use supplements only under vet guidance (too much can cause imbalances). Keep your pet hydrated — skin needs moisture from the inside out. Stick to one high-quality brand to avoid triggering food allergies.   Conclusion: Beauty Starts in the Bowl If your pet’s coat has lost its luster or their skin seems irritated, it might be time to look at what’s in their bowl. With the right nutrients, your dog or cat’s fur can be soft, shiny, and full of life — just like them! Feed smart, and you’ll see (and feel) the difference in no time.   Give your cat the boost they deserve with NatureBridge Daily Care Hair & Skin for All Stages Cat — specially formulated with Omega-3s, Omega-6s, and essential vitamins to keep their coat silky and skin healthy. 🐾 Available now at our official store and pet shops across Indonesia. Your cat’s best look starts here!

    Nutrition for Healthy Skin & Coat: What Should You Feed Your Pet?

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    Aug 04, 2025 3 minutes read
  • Tips | What Does Gluten-Free Mean in Pet Food?

    You’ve probably seen “gluten-free” labels on everything from bread to dog biscuits—but what does it actually mean when it comes to pet food? Just like for humans, gluten-free pet food excludes specific proteins found in certain grains. But not all grains contain gluten, and not all pets need to avoid it.   What Is Gluten, Exactly?
Gluten is a type of protein found in grains like wheat, rye, and barley. While it helps give structure and elasticity to baked goods, some animals (and people) have trouble digesting it. In pet food, gluten often shows up in wheat-based ingredients or by-products like wheat gluten meal.   Gluten-Free vs. Grain-Free—What’s the Difference?
It’s easy to confuse the two, but they’re not the same. A gluten-free diet can still contain grains like rice or oats, which don’t contain gluten. Grain-free, on the other hand, removes all grains—gluten-containing or not. So gluten-free pet food may still have rice or millet, while grain-free avoids all grain-based ingredients.   Why Go Gluten-Free for Pets?
For most pets, gluten isn’t harmful. But some dogs and cats may have sensitivities or allergies that cause itchy skin, chronic ear infections, or digestive problems. Going gluten-free can help reduce inflammation and improve gut health—especially in sensitive breeds or pets with known food allergies.   Who Benefits Most from Gluten-Free Diets?
Pets that show signs of food intolerance (like gas, bloating, or skin issues) may benefit from gluten-free food. Breeds like Irish Setters, some terriers, and retrievers are more likely to have sensitivities. A gluten-free diet can also help pets with inflammatory bowel issues or autoimmune disorders.   How to Tell If Pet Food Is Gluten-Free
Check the ingredient label carefully. Look out for wheat, barley, rye, or any ingredient with "gluten" in the name. Some brands label their food “gluten-free,” but it’s still important to read closely. Rice, corn, and oats are gluten-free unlesscross-contaminated, so choose trusted brands.   Is Gluten-Free Pet Food Just a Trend?
Not necessarily. While it’s become more popular thanks to human diet trends, many pet owners see real improvements in their pets’ health after switching. That said, it’s not necessary for every pet—only those with sensitivities. It’s always best to consult your vet before making dietary changes.   Conclusion
 Gluten-free pet food offers a great alternative for pets with sensitivities or allergies. While it’s not a must for every animal, understanding what gluten is—and how to avoid it—can help you make better decisions for your pet’s health and happiness.   Ready to give the best for your pet? Explore our selection of high-quality gluten-free pet foods, specially formulated for digestive comfort and optimal health. Visit our official store on Shopee at https://s.shopee.co.id/6KribOTgeo and discover products designed to meet your loyal companion’s nutritional needs.

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    May 09, 2025 4 minutes read
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