Compilations — original derived data products

One ingredient, many rulebooks: how the same pet-food ingredient is named and defined in AAFCO (US), EU Reg 68/2013, and China's Feed Ingredient Catalogue (Ann. 1773) — with official names in 24 EU languages plus Japanese (FAMIC). Pairings anchored on Latin name + process; no claim of regulatory equivalence.

Feed additives across three rulebooks: CN Catalogue of Feed Additive Varieties (Ann. 2045), EU Reg 1831/2003 authorisations, and AAFCO OP 2024 — amino acids, vitamins, and trace-element chelates with per-jurisdiction status and honest gaps.

Cross-jurisdiction maximum-limit matrices for pet-food contaminants and toxins (Pb/Cd/As/Hg/aflatoxin B1/melamine × US/EU/CN/JP/KR), every numeric cell a verbatim quote of a first-hand regulation; non-retrievable cells are honest gaps, never fabricated.

Derived-from-dataset compilations of pet-food recall and enforcement data: recall-cause taxonomy by hazard × jurisdiction, brand repeat-recall spectrum, and China pet-feed administrative-penalty classification (violation type × legal article). Counts computed from first-hand in-repo recall files via monitor/c2_classify_recalls.py; classification rules are reproducible.

Cross-standard minimum/maximum nutrient matrices by life stage and species (dog, cat): crude protein, fat, calcium, phosphorus, Ca:P × AAFCO (US), FEDIAF (EU), with NRC noted where retrievable. Every numeric cell is a verbatim value from the parsed nutrient index (pdf-parsed/cross_standard_nutrient_index.json); non-present cells are honest gaps.

Per-destination pet-food import-gateway matrix (US/EU/CN/JP/KR/CA/AU): the official registration/permit/certificate track each market requires, quoted verbatim from first-hand government sources (FDA, EC, MOA/GACC, MAFF, MAFRA/APQA, CA Act) or marked honest gap where no static first-hand source was retrievable (e.g. AU BICON).

Cross-jurisdiction pet-food label requirement matrices (US/EU/CN/KR/JP/CA): mandatory items, guaranteed-analysis formats, claims rules, and language requirements — every cell traced to a first-hand topic.

Pet-food (dog/cat) insect-protein approval status by species × jurisdiction (BSFL / yellow mealworm / house cricket / silkworm × EU / US / SG / TH / KR / CN). Every status cell is a verbatim quote of an in-repo C1 insect topic; the livestock-feed vs pet-food scope split is preserved and non-retrievable cells (KR, CN, US non-BSFL) are honest gaps, never fabricated.

Per-active-ingredient compilations of FDA animal-drug adverse-event reports (openFDA): total reports, species breakdown, and most-reported reactions, derived from the official dataset.

Pure-structural links between the evidence layer (Europe PMC literature, 190 topics) and the FDA adverse-event layer (openFDA animal-drug reports, 532 topics). Each topic joins one active ingredient to the evidence topics that mention it, plus a species-axis overview. Term co-occurrence, not a clinical assertion; every link points to an existing in-repo topic.

Cross-references between China's veterinary medicinal feed-additive directory (农业部公告第168号《饲料药物添加剂使用规范》) and the US FDA CVM adverse-event (ADE) database (openFDA animalandveterinary/event.json). Structural links only: each topic joins one directory drug to its OpenFDA ADE report volume and any in-repo ADE topic. Directory facts are verbatim from the first-hand MOFCOM PDF of 公告168; ADE counts are report-level aggregates. Not a clinical assertion.

Per-jurisdiction keeping/breeding legality crosswalks for exotic pets, compiled from first-hand statutes with honest gaps preserved.

EU feed-additive functional-group taxonomy compiled from the EU Food & Feed Information Portal (FFP) feed-additive register (1922 authorised records): distribution across EU Reg 1831/2003 Annex I categories 1-4 (technological, sensory, nutritional, zootechnical) plus the FFP group 5 coccidiostats/histomonostats. Derived from the parsed FFP policy-items dataset; category names anchored verbatim in the consolidated Regulation.

Companion-animal inherited disorders with a characterised causal variant in OMIA — the DNA-testable set. Per species: disorder, gene, cDNA/protein change, rsID and ACMG-style pathogenicity class, each row linked back to its OMIA entry. Derived from the OMIA database dump (dataset DOI 10.25910/2AMR-PV70); livestock and lab-model species excluded.

Derived data products compiled from first-hand topics.