In order to show how easy it can be to cook pet food at home, gourmet cat food brand MonPetit teamed up with the ABC Cooking Studio in Japan to create the Cooking School for My Cat and Me. In the classes, pet owners will be taught how to prepare four dishes that can be enjoyed by humans and cats alike. Meals that can be made at the unconventional cooking classes include tuna and tartar sauce, grilled salmon and spinach, which are served in different portions for people and their pets.
Those curious about this cat cuisine can check out the recipes that MonPetit has shared online—when looking at the recipes, it's worth noting that many of the wholesome ingredients can already be found in MonPetit's cat food.
What's Driving This Trend
- Homemade Pet Food
- The trend of making homemade pet food at home is increasing, presenting an opportunity for pet food brands to offer resources and recipes to their customers.
- Pet Owner Education
- An increase in pet owner education could lead to the creation of more specialized classes and resources for pets, providing opportunities for new business ventures in the pet industry.
- Human-pet Shared Meals
- A new trend of shared meals among humans and pets could inspire the creation of more products and recipes that are safe and healthy for both humans and animals.
Who This Affects Most
- Pet Food
- As more pet owners become interested in homemade pet food, pet food companies could offer new lines of fresh and ready-to-make pet meals.
- Pet Education
- The trend of pet owner education could create opportunities for new businesses specializing in pet nutrition, health, and wellness courses.
- Cooking Schools
- The popularity of cooking classes for pets and their owners could inspire the creation of new cooking schools and workshops that specialize in pet cuisine.
