Animals
The website "petconnection.com" has been collecting data from pet owners whose pets have become ill or have died after consuming tainted food manufactured by Menu Foods and other companies. After only one month of collecting data, Petconnection.com has received 4,211 reports of deceased pets. It will be impossible to determine exactly how many illnesses and deaths have occurred due to the tainted food, and Pet Connections data is unofficial. However, it is likely the fatalities reach much higher than the FDA'S confirmed cases.
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Animals
4,211 Pets Victims of Pet Food Recall
The website "petconnection.com" has been collecting data from pet owners whose pets have become ill or have died after consuming tainted food manufactured by Menu Foods and other companies. After only one month of collecting data, Petconnection.com has received 4,211 reports of deceased pets. It will be impossible to determine exactly how many illnesses and deaths have occurred due to the tainted food, and Pet Connections data is unofficial. However, it is likely the fatalities reach much higher than the FDA'S confirmed cases.
Read the rest of the article here.
- The Usda Will Compensate Hog Farmers Affected By The Tainted Pet Food.
The tainted pet food scraps were sent to pig farmers as salvage by companies that have recalled pet foods. Elder said pigs that ate this contaminated feed will not be allowed to enter the human food supply. He emphasized, however, that "based on information...
- I Have A Headache ~how Do We Know What Dry Cat Food Is Safe?
The news that dry food, made by an undisclosed pet food manufacturer, may also be contaminated with the substance causing kidney failure in pets, as well as troubling implications for the human food supply, overshadowed some of the medical news that came...
- Scope Of The Problem Is Being Seriously Underreported Claims Vet
According to the Veterinary Information Network website, there have been 104 deaths so far related to the contaminated food. The vet who runs the site believes the scope of the problem is being seriously underreported. But the official death toll from...
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An Ontario man became one of the lead plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit delivered against the maker of pet food which has been the subject of a major recall. The pet food, produced by Menu Foods, based in Canada, was found to be tainted with rat poison...
- More News On The Pet Food Recall
I would give anything if Whiskers was still alive, no matter how high the medical bill. The pet food recall is still a hot topic in the news. Owners Furious Over Deadly Pet Food RecallAnd they still don't know why our pets died needlessly.The Food...