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How can we learn from a pet food recall?

A Commentary by Lucy Postins, Pet Nutritionist for The Honest Kitchen     Consumers should take time to read pet food labels, familiarize themselves with what various ingredients really are, research the companies who make the products they buy – and then decide what they would (and would not) like their pets to eat.   [...]

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Important Update:Pet Food Recall Does Not Include HealthyPetNet Products

The extensive recall of dog and cat food announced this weekend does not include any of our products. Our sympathies are with the pet parents who are dealing with the heartache of this situation. If your dog or cat has eaten any of the foods listed on the recall list and they are showing any [...]

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Mass recall of dog and cat food after pets die

WASHINGTON (AP) — Pet owners were worried Saturday that the pet food in their cupboards could be deadly after millions of containers of dog and cat food sold at major retailers across North America were recalled. Menu Foods — a major manufacturer of dog and cat food sold under Wal-Mart, Safeway, Kroger and other store [...]

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Food is the Foundation For Health

  We love our companion animals. For many of us, they are our family, and we cannot imagine life without them. We expend a lot of energy and effort to ensure their happiness and wellbeing. And when we’re confronted with signs of ill-health, it’s upsetting and confusing, especially when we can’t locate an appropriate solution. [...]

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Tasty Rewards Training Treats for Dogs

Do you want your pup’s full attention focused on you? Tasty Rewards Training Treats will definitely peak your dog’s interest. We use free-range, farm-raised chicken and venison raised in New Zealand to create a savory treat that your dog will love. Tasty Rewards are perfectly-sized for carrying in your pocket during training sessions, or as [...]

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