This is a great article that's definitely worth reading --
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...ido-food_N.htm
Quoting from this article, "Cats, as carnivores, are harder. "The best thing for a cat is to go get a whole mouse or a rat," he says."
On the way home for lunch I also heard on the news about the FDA finding a plastic poisonous chemical in deceased dogs' and cats' urine and kidneys. For those of us who believe that more expensive brand names are better for our pets, just remember that Menu Foods processed pet food for U.S. and Canadian companies and these companies also sold their food under cheaper store brand names.
This article and the following readers' comments shine some light on how pet food companies are about profit, cutting costs, and that includes importing cheaper grain products from China!
Think about the profit motives at Menu Foods and the so called respected name brands that also sought to profit from "cuts and gravy" cans and pouches. Now we're hearing that dry food is also implicated.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...ido-food_N.htm
Quoting from this article, "Cats, as carnivores, are harder. "The best thing for a cat is to go get a whole mouse or a rat," he says."
On the way home for lunch I also heard on the news about the FDA finding a plastic poisonous chemical in deceased dogs' and cats' urine and kidneys. For those of us who believe that more expensive brand names are better for our pets, just remember that Menu Foods processed pet food for U.S. and Canadian companies and these companies also sold their food under cheaper store brand names.
This article and the following readers' comments shine some light on how pet food companies are about profit, cutting costs, and that includes importing cheaper grain products from China!
Think about the profit motives at Menu Foods and the so called respected name brands that also sought to profit from "cuts and gravy" cans and pouches. Now we're hearing that dry food is also implicated.
