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2007-03-24 I'm so mad about the non-response from Timberwolf Organics that I couldn't feed my dogs their product tonight. I had some California Natural sample and fed that instead -- along with cooked chicken and yogurt. I will send them this email and if they don't disclose -- either they use Menu Foods or they don't -- I'll dump my nearly full bag and post here. Feel free to add any comments I've posted to your collection. These companies need to know that we won't lie down and let them give us substandard products and substandard service.
I understand that your foods are not affected by the recall but will you please tell me where your foods are manufactured and packaged? I am a customer and you can verify via my email address.
Thank you.
Beryl
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2007-03-24 My complaint for this page, is WHY did Menu Foods NOT check the ingredients BEFORE they made them into the Pet food and jeopardize all these wonderful animals lives :O(
Les
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2007-03-25 My Questions:
What happens to supermarket meat once it is past date of sale?
It goes to dog food companies. All those packages are sliced open and dumped in 50 gallon containers. It all goes in together - beef, pork, chicken, turkey, fish - it doesn't matter. Then it sits; sometimes on a loading dock all day, waiting for pickup.
WHY has the FDA not gotten more involved in monitoring what goes into Dog and Cat food?
Meat By Products:
A mixture of contaminated animal heads, toe nails, bones, blood, pus, intestines, feathers, hair and lungs. WHY is this part of the pet industry food chain? FDA, care to answer?
Rendered By Products
Rendered material includes "meat" from animal shelters and veterinarian offices around the country. Millions of pets are put to sleep every week. Bodies are routinely sold to rendering plants to be made into dog food. These are full of diseases, tumors and cancers. Bodies are rendered with collars, tags and all. This adds a bit of toxic metals, plastics and nylons to your pets foods. And let's not forget the shot that put Fluffy to sleep. According to the AVA, the American Veterinary Association, the sodium pentobarbital used to euthanize pets survives the rendering process and ends up as a toxin in pet foods. Note: In the rendering process no testing is conducted to detect drugs, pathogens, heavy metals or pesticides.
Why are the veterinaries and shelters donating dead dogs and cats to food processing plants? FDA, here is another question for you.
Why has the FDA not gone to these food processing plants to look at what is there? Detergent at one end and food process at the other end?
What's next 'Mad Cow' disease because FDA did not monitor the temperature that the dead, decaying, diseased and disabled cows were cooked at to go back into the food chain of cow feed?
Karri L. Whitefish Bodoh
Moondance Standard Poodles
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