wow, Iams and science diet too. That really surprises me.These look like they are for canned and pouched "moist" foods. Iams and Science Diet are recalling also, but don't know where they should be on the list above.
Science Diet: http://www.hillspet.com/menu_foods/Menu_Foods_en_US.htm
Iams: http://us.iams.com/iams/en_US/data_root/html/product_article/ProductRecallList.htm
If you are in doubt about your pet's food, it might be best if you go to their sites.
wow, Iams and science diet too. That really surprises me.
Youve got a point. I bet the lesser quality peanuts that arent suitable for Peter Pan are used for Great Value Peanut Butter just as the lesser quality meats and such are used for the cheaper dog foods.This reminds me of the Peter pan recall where it affects Great Value Peanut butter from Wal-mart as well.
Youve got a point. I bet the lesser quality peanuts that arent suitable for Peter Pan are used for Great Value Peanut Butter.
If she didnt feed him any of the recalled ones then its possible that the source of the contamination is not at menue foods but one of its suppliers then, your sister should talk to the vet about this as well as the manufacturer of the petfood itsself.My sisters cat is dieing as we speak. He lost control of his bladder and has been coughing up blood and is very sick. She will have to put him down tomorrow. She swears up and down that she didn't feed him any of the affected food , but I think she must have. Can you imagine if the wheat glutten that was contaminated with rat poison had been used in people food in this country instead of pet food? Mass deaths all over the country at one time. Sounds just like a terrorist plot and it might have started with those intentions and the food ended up in the pet food instead of our food chain.