« on: January 24, 2014, 12:14:49 PM »
http://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/turducken/?inf_contact_key=02cef1ef8baef8c91a669b2085ee843ffbb6413e5280a6d5b467ea782bc2d9ebThe scientists tested a single protein source pet food labeled as containing nothing but duck. The results of their testing were surprising; the food did in fact contain duck, but the bag also contained fish and another mammal protein!
In fact, of the twelve bags of pet food they tested, only two of the bags revealed results that matched the ingredients listed on the label. That means that over 80% of the pet foods they tested actually had other protein sources in them that weren’t listed on the labels.
So the moral of this story is. . .If you have a pet with food sensitivities,
you might end up having to consider making their food yourself.
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