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Jessica M.
5 years ago
Why can't they be a little more specific? I hate that you have to worry about what treats you give your pet.
Lambrhondal
5 years ago
IT HAS GOTTEN TO THE POINT WHERE YOU DO NOT KNOW IF YOUR FOOD OR THE ANIMALS IS SAFE TO EAT. THERE SEEMS TO BE AN ENDLESS LIST OF WARNINGS!!
Carol M.
5 years ago
We need to stay away from food products made in China. Need to look at the labels more carefully nowadays. I have been staying away from any jerky products made for dogs. They really are not necessary. We should be staying with the basic dog biscuits made is USA for treats.
Shirley B.
5 years ago
The FDA issues a warning that produces more questions than it answers. Its time to get new blood in the FDA. Give specifics please. Until further updates, I will, myself, will cook the chicken my dog eats.
Michelle H.
5 years ago
I hope that more testing will be done after all of these recalls. It is very scary.
Psst
5 years ago
This article doesn't specify, but it appears that the source of the salmonella in the chickens is, once again, China. The chicken strips were the products of Eight In One or Menu and sold under the name Dingo, from what I could discover on the net. The threat of salmonella lies in the transmission to humans from handling the chicken strips or coming in contact with the dog's feces.
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