Pet food

Dry Pet Food

On a market where customers increasingly demand products as similar as possible to the ones for humans from a nutritional and production quality point of view and for the variety of formats, our many years of experience in developing food processing technologies allow us to offer futuristic solutions able to set new standards on the market.

Kibbles

Kibbles

Thanks to a detailed study of the formulations and formats that both satisfy energy and nutritional needs and whet the pet’s imagination, kibble is considered the basic food in pet diets.

Pillows

Pillows

These snacks are designed to be tasty rewards for pets' positive behavior. Using our extrusion technology, we combine grains with a flavorful and nutritious filling tailored to specific needs.

Dental sticks

Dentl Sticks

Specifically designed to clean dogs' teeth, their unique star shape reaches hard-to-clean areas, promoting dental health while providing essential nutrients.

PEX - Pet Food Experience Center

PEX - Pet Food Experience Center

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Get the GEA Dry Pet Food Processing brochure.

Elevate your dry pet food with our processing solutions. Get the GEA Dry Pet Food processing brochure to see how you can achieve unmatched consistency and efficiency.

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