Animals
- Proud To Be One Of Those Troublesome Bloggers About The Pet Food Recall
From Pet Connection Blog Here’s the piece, emphasis mine. The difference here being that from the point of view of a public relations trade publication, the “crisis” was bad PR. For us “off-the-charts” bloggers and pet owners, it was thousands...
- Iams Forced Menu Foods Hand
Without Iams, there might not have been a recall at all. In sworn testimony, Menu Foods CEO Paul Henderson admitted that his company called the recall because Iams told them they’d had enough, that their own quality internal systems had revealed...
- Bigger Then You Think ~the Pet Food Recall
Nearly one month passed from the date Menu got its first report of a death to the date it issued the recall. During that time, no veterinarians were warned to be on the lookout for unusual numbers of kidney failure in their patients. No pet owners were...
- Menu Foods Claims It's Pet Food Is Safe For Your Pets To Eat Now
Considering they knew the pet food was contaminated as early as February 20th and did nothing to alert consumers until March 16th, I don't feel reassured. Many pets, including Whiskers, died needlessly due to their delay in recalling the tainted...
- Class Action Lawsuit Involving The Largest Pet Food Recall In Us History.
WTW, with co-counsel, has brought the first California class action lawsuit involving the largest pet food recall in US history. Menu Foods, and its affiliated companies, have recalled approximately 60 million containers of pet food covering close to...
Animals
Pet Food Company to Be Held Accountable
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is seeking criminal investigations of Menu Foods and of a Procter & Gamble Co. Iams brand factory to find out when they knew a Menu pet product might be harming pets.
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A Seattle lawyer has filed a class-action lawsuit in response to a nationwide pet food recall and growing concern over the potential health threat to thousands of pets.
I am so glad someone is going to hold Menu Foods responsible for the pets who died needlessly. The company knew February 20th that something was wrong with the food, if only they had gotten the word out sooner my beloved Whiskers might still be with us.
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A Seattle lawyer has filed a class-action lawsuit in response to a nationwide pet food recall and growing concern over the potential health threat to thousands of pets.
I am so glad someone is going to hold Menu Foods responsible for the pets who died needlessly. The company knew February 20th that something was wrong with the food, if only they had gotten the word out sooner my beloved Whiskers might still be with us.
- Proud To Be One Of Those Troublesome Bloggers About The Pet Food Recall
From Pet Connection Blog Here’s the piece, emphasis mine. The difference here being that from the point of view of a public relations trade publication, the “crisis” was bad PR. For us “off-the-charts” bloggers and pet owners, it was thousands...
- Iams Forced Menu Foods Hand
Without Iams, there might not have been a recall at all. In sworn testimony, Menu Foods CEO Paul Henderson admitted that his company called the recall because Iams told them they’d had enough, that their own quality internal systems had revealed...
- Bigger Then You Think ~the Pet Food Recall
Nearly one month passed from the date Menu got its first report of a death to the date it issued the recall. During that time, no veterinarians were warned to be on the lookout for unusual numbers of kidney failure in their patients. No pet owners were...
- Menu Foods Claims It's Pet Food Is Safe For Your Pets To Eat Now
Considering they knew the pet food was contaminated as early as February 20th and did nothing to alert consumers until March 16th, I don't feel reassured. Many pets, including Whiskers, died needlessly due to their delay in recalling the tainted...
- Class Action Lawsuit Involving The Largest Pet Food Recall In Us History.
WTW, with co-counsel, has brought the first California class action lawsuit involving the largest pet food recall in US history. Menu Foods, and its affiliated companies, have recalled approximately 60 million containers of pet food covering close to...