Thread: Pet Food May Have Been Intentionally Tainted
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Old 04-26-2007, 05:45 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Yoji View Post
A lot of mainstream pet food companies (FourStarBall could name them -- Puritana is one I think.....) are notorious for the foul practises in their companies. Not to mention the illegal chemicals and bits of mashed-up, diseased animals they include in their food, they're also quite happy to let on-display animals starve to death, or die of diseases because they rarely got their cages/whatever cleaned out.

It is the reason we get all our stuff from a local Pet Warehouse that only deals in proper animal food and refrains from anything that's associated with the inhumane treatment of animals.
I never buy pet food at the grocery stores. Usually I will buy at Petco or Petsmart. And I never feed my dogs any cuts and gravy, which were the subjects of recall. My dogs need the lowest amount of crude protein available, usually with Nutro Lite.