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Ainsworth Pet Nutrition® was born from the dedication to companion animals our founder George Ainsworth Lang started more than 75 years ago. His commitment to providing dogs and cats with the safest, highest quality foods was unwavering. And, today, we are proud to continue to uphold his high standards. While we have evolved from a small regional business to a multi-tiered North American organization that now makes a wide variety of pet food and snacks, we are proud to say the Lang family continues to lead our business. And because it`s our name on every bag, we will work diligently to ensure that your furry family members and ours get nothing but the best of everything. While Ainsworth Pet Nutrition is a reflection of our company`s expanding focus to meet the ever-changing needs of today`s pet parents one thing will always remain the same — our sole focus will always be on pets. In fact, pet food, pet treats and pet products are all we make. And all we will ever make. And our promise is to always make the healthiest and safest pet foods and treats — for your pets and ours.
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