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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Frozen Pet Products Are Not Inert To Degradation
– In
frozen storage there is deterioration in organoleptic quality – meat
texture, fat turning granular and crumbly, and discoloration. Microbial
enzymes also remain active, especially lipases that break down fats
increasing their susceptibility to oxidation.
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cat care,
cat health,
dog care,
dog food,
dog health,
feline teeth,
holistic animal care,
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pets are healty,
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