Rat Poison Found in Recalled Pet Food

[PM_Mama00]

Originally Posted by Alphagamuga

One of the interesting things about this to me is the range of the products affected. Some of the really expensive "healthy" brands apparently make their products at the same plants with the same materials as the generic store brands.

It kind of makes you wonder.

Hmmm OMG the world is ending.

There are alot of high priced and low priced foods that are made in the same plants. Who cares? It matters what's in the food, not where it's made.

I'm trying to find a revised list that includes dry foods. I feed my dog Nutro Max food and treats. He also gets a Greenie once a week. Anyone know anything?

[Drolefille]

The only dry food I've seen was Hill Science Diet's feline m/d (dry only). They voluntarily pulled and it's the only variety of HSD affected last I'd seen.

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by PM_Mama00

Hmmm OMG the world is ending.

There are alot of high priced and low priced foods that are made in the same plants. Who cares? It matters what's in the food, not where it's made.

I'm trying to find a revised list that includes dry foods. I feed my dog Nutro Max food and treats. He also gets a Greenie once a week. Anyone know anything?

Did you not read the part where I mentioned that in addition to the same plants they apparently use the same materials.

If you are going to make smarty pants comments like "OMG the world is ending," maybe you should carefully read what you are commenting on.

Just saying.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by Alphagamuga

Did you not read the part where I mentioned that in addition to the same plants they apparently use the same materials.

If you are going to make smarty pants comments like "OMG the world is ending," maybe you should carefully read what you are commenting on.

Just saying.

They use some of the same materials. It's the proportion that's different. Poorer quality foods have more of the fillers (like wheat gluten) than lesser quality foods. They're all different formulations.