Dog Food Recall Plagues Pet Owners Again...

You might think that the U.S. FDA is supposed to regulate the pet food industry, but in reality they are grossly understaffed and have a hard time keeping the food chain for us humans safe. That means that compliance with the minimal regulations for pet foods is voluntary and the industry is, essentially, self-regulated.

What this means is all of us as responsible pet owners have a responsibility to learn how to safely feed our pets. Don't fool yourself if it comes down to a choice between profits and quality the pet food manufactures will be on the side of profits every time.

Shortly after my Beagle (Copper) started to have seizures, I started to do research on the Internet to try and find out if their was a cause and if I could do something to help him . This is when I stumbled onto the sick world of commercial pet food manufacturing practices.

After hundreds of hours of research trying to find a brand that I could trust I decided I had no choice but to learn how to cook for my dog. After learning how to prepare the meals so that they would have all the nutritional requirements he needed this has become as easy as preparing meals for the rest of the family.

I need to be truthful with you I did first try to take the easy way out... it's just so easy to open a bag and pour a cup a food into a dish.

The first thing I did was go to an upscale pet store that had a holistic reputation and their owners are good caring people that take the extra time to help their clients. They recommended we put Copper on TimberWolf Organic dog food which I did, for about a week.

Because of my hours of research on pet foods, I just couldn't help myself I had to do research on TimberWolf, and there is was... June 2008 TimberWolf had a recall. So there you have it a organic manufacture with a dog food recall.

That was it for me I immediately started to do research on making my own feed and thank God I found the answer to my prayers.

If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't believe it! My dog actually looks younger, it's amazing.

He's also got much more pep.

He slowed down somewhat in the last few years and I put it down to approaching old age, but since I started feeding him the way you teach, he's had a new burst of life!

Once again he's running instead of walking, alert instead of sleeping... it's like having the young-guy back again, I love it.

Pretty sure he's rather pleased as well!

Thanks heaps Andrew,
Justin

Justin Kyle & 'Crackers'
Salt Lake City, Utah
USA
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Are you really willing to put the health and the lives of your dog into the hands of the government or the pet food industry? The pet food recalls are all after the fact... the only way the manufacture issues a recall is after customers start calling with sick pets.

You might be lucky and your dog gets better or you could be like this poor pet owners who's post I found on a forum while doing my research... This was during the 2007 Pet Food Recall

"I just want to make everyone completely aware of the dangers this food poses to your pet.

You see, my great friend, Max, died recently. A seven year old beautiful Great Dane, who was closer to me then most people in my life died a slow, horrible and painful death.

He died in front of my two young children...blood pouring from his mouth. I carried his 120lb body (fully 20lbs less than a couple months before) and buried him in the rain. He died too young and I simply assumed he was the typical large breed that dies at an early age.

Apparently this was not the case. My ex-wife had been feeding Max various brands of "bits and gravy" wet food because she felt bad that the cats were getting wet food and Max was not...she had no idea that he was being poisoned with every bite.

He suffered for two months with all the symptoms. Diagnosis: Kidney failure maybe...perhaps liver failure....maybe even congestive heart failure. The vet just didn't know, but she felt he was too far gone to get an exact diagnosis.

I miss him beyond what words can convey and I am angered by this recent revelation of tainted pet food."

We can not take the chance that our dogs are being slowly poisoned and we won't find out until it's to late. If it's just one manufacture will you even know about it? Do you research on dog food recall lists everyday?

Don't take that chance do what I did and

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