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- The University of Edinburgh and the University of Exeter researchers found that dog food accounts for about 1% of the United Kingdom's total greenhouse gas emissions.
- Wet, raw, and meat-rich dog foods generate higher emissions than dry kibble, with some options up to 65 times higher.
- The researchers advocate clearer labeling in the pet food industry to help owners make informed decisions.
- They also suggest dog owners should opt for lower prime meat content to reduce environmental impact while maintaining pets' health.
