Pet food recall...deaths reported
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I returned a pile of food to petsmart yesterday because George won't eat it. The Nutro items I had were on the recall list the cashier told me. I am sure glad he wouldn't eat any. When I say he won't eat I mean he won't even tolerate it near him. One was a foil gravy pack of Lamb and rice stew. They said no dry food was on the list. I do live in Missouri and it isn't on the states that were listed here.
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Sherill I haven't heard that yet either. This whole thing is so scary and sad. We took Special to Petsmart to hang out today and the shelves are so bare with signs everywhere saying they're not seeling various canned or pouched foods for the time being, it's eery to see. I just feel so awful for all the families that are affected by this.
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Bama, I saved your doggie food recipe you posted previously. Sounds good to me. I will use up the kibble and mix it with home cooked food.
Good news about Menu Foods, they only make up 1% of the pet food industry.
We should read labels and don't buy any pet food made in Canada. Reason is below,
Loophole' leaves Canada's pet food unregulated
Last Updated: Thursday, March 22, 2007 | 3:26 PM ET
CBC News
"The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's job is to look after human food safety and production and that's what we focus on," Strahl said Wednesday.
Continue Article
Strahl said the Canadian Veterinary Medicine Association monitors and regulates pet food. But the association says it only provides nutritional guidelines and has no regulatory powers.
more, click link
http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2007/0 ... -food.html
Karin
Good news about Menu Foods, they only make up 1% of the pet food industry.
We should read labels and don't buy any pet food made in Canada. Reason is below,
Loophole' leaves Canada's pet food unregulated
Last Updated: Thursday, March 22, 2007 | 3:26 PM ET
CBC News
"The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's job is to look after human food safety and production and that's what we focus on," Strahl said Wednesday.
Continue Article
Strahl said the Canadian Veterinary Medicine Association monitors and regulates pet food. But the association says it only provides nutritional guidelines and has no regulatory powers.
more, click link
http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2007/0 ... -food.html
Karin