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Let's Talk Pet Foods
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Post subject: 2008-01-22 NOTE: CONCERNING 3D and 4D Animals.....  Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:42 am |
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Joined: Mon Sep 24, 2007 8:35 pm
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Hi everyone.
For some reason, the FDA calls unfit for human consumption animals 4D.
In Canada, they are referred to as 3D!~ which stands for “dead, diseased or dying” (hence 3-D), according to Peter A. Muhlenfeld from Orijen.
I contacted Peter with what I had thought was my typo error and instead he informs me that is how it is referred to there. I also contacted Nutura about my *error* and they have not responded back yet!
Peter kind of gave me a chuckle........saying there must be another *negative D* over here!~
2008-01-24 Peter was correct, it appears that in the US the term 4D has one other D added.
Dead
Dying
Diseased
Disabled
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