How To Read American Cat Food Labels
This is my take on how to read American cat food labels. Personally I find it hard to read cat food labels which means I rarely read them. I try and buy the best cat food in terms of quality. … Continue reading →
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Triclosan (TCS): an example of how pet food manufacturers risk the health of our cats
It is time for commercial pet food manufacturers to be more concerned about how their products can harm domestic cats. There are too many instances of sloppy manufacturing which hints at a poor attitude by the manufacturers towards pet health. … Continue reading →
If you want to be confused try working out whether bisphenols and phthalates are in cat food
A recent study concluded that the sperm quality had fallen quite significantly amongst stud dogs over a 26-year period. The team who conducted the research suggested that environmental contaminants such as bisphenols (BPA) and phthalates which have been often linked … Continue reading →
Estimated 30% of All USA Pet Food Is Legally Adulterated
Based upon federal law, approximately 30% of pet food sold in the USA can be described as adulterated. The reason is that federal law states that pet food must be considered adulterated if any of the ingredients do not come … Continue reading →
Commercial Wet Cat Food Is Packaged In the Wrong Sizes
There is a requirement for new portion size in UK cat food judging by the picture below: Not all domestic cats leave a lot of food behind in the bowl after feeding but a good percentage do and that includes … Continue reading →