Pet Life Vests Discussions| More Recalled Pet Food..."Important Pet Owners Please Read" | | A look at recalled pet food brands
More than 100 name brands were sold at major retailers MSNBC
Updated: 7:07 a.m. HT April 20, 2007
The recall of pet foods and treats has been expanded to include several more products that tested positive for the industrial chemical melamine.Cat FoodAmericas Choice, Preferred Pet
Authority
Best Choice
Blue Buffalo Spa Select Kitten dry food
Companion
Compliments
Demoulas/Market Basket
Eukanuba Cat Cuts and Flaked
Eukanuba Morsels in Gravy
Fine Feline Cat
Food Lion
Foodtown
Giant Companion
Hannaford
Hill Country Fare
Hill's Prescription Diet
Hy-Vee
Iams Cat Slices and Flakes
Iams Select Bites
J.E. Mondou
Laura Lynn
Li'l Red
Loving Meals
Medi-Cal
Meijer's Main Choice
Natural Balance Venison and Green Pea dry cat food
Nutriplan
Nutro Max Gourmet Classics
Nutro Natural Choice
Nutro Products
Paws
Pet Pride
Pounce
Presidents Choice
Price Chopper
Priority US
Publix
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
Save-A-Lot Special Blend
Schnucks
Science Diet Feline Cuts Adult
Science Diet Feline Cuts Kitten
Science Diet Feline Cuts Mature Adult 7+
Science Diet Feline Savory... | |
| | Update: Pet Food Recall List | | A week ago, my dog died due to eating pet food that (at the time) wasn't on the recall list.A few people have asked where we can find the updated list of pet food that has made the recall list. I found it and I also found that it's not only wheat gluten but they have now added products that have rice gluten to the list.
which has widened the recall list to include dry food and pet treats.you can find the list at the following link:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/petfoodrecall/#Dogalso visit: http://www.premium4pets.net/pet-food-recall.htmlit also has the cat food lists. click all the links for further details about each product.please check out these lists, after watching helplessly as my dog suffered and died.. it's a horrible death that can be prevented if you know. don't trust your grocery store to remove these tainted items, because I have went to several places and seen the recalled brands still on the shelf. they are there to make money... even if it takes your pet's life to do it. | |
| | How to create fun for your pets? | | I was going over one article from iVillage.
“How to enrich your Pet’s life”
http://home.ivillage.com/pets/cats/0,,qp4f,00.html
I was working on plan nr 1 and one the way to hide some treats.
My dogs didn’t let me hide anything; they eat it before it was hidden.
My cat was crazy and eat first piece, still looking for second.
It may work with my cat, but my dogs are so crazy about treats, they can locate it in one second or two.
Should I keep working on number 2?
How you create fun for your pets?
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| | Life goes on | | She is 5 years old
She is sitting on the Floor crying and hurting, the happy Child disappeared in that horrible moment
Life goes onShe is 9 years old
She gets pulled out of a loving and caring home
Life goes onShe is 15 years old
Again she suffers the hurt of her body being taken violently
Life goesShe is 20 years old
She gets married hoping by all hopes this is it someone will love her, look after her
She is wrong
But Life goes onShe is 23 years old
She has a Child, the happiest Day in her Life
Life goes onShe is 26 years old
She has a second Child another happy Day in her Life
Life goes onMany years pass, being stood on, being hurt, being sad, living through Night mares
Then something she is told one Day
She then decides for the First time in her Life to take matters in her hand, she gets divorced, she goes through hell she meets a wonderful Man, for the first time she knows what it is like to be loved, cared for, respected
She is after long last Happy, loved, with 2 wonderful Children, loved, by a wonderful Man, loved by her little Pet
Life goes on She has wonderful Friends that she loves and treasures
40 years it took, for... | |
| | Have you ever fostered or adopted a dog from Taiwan? a Formosan Mt Dog? | | The San Francisco Bay Area rescue group I volunteer for helps to place between 10 and 20 dogs rescued from Taiwan every year. Those of us who really love these dogs sometimes get grief for putting our efforts towards rescuing these dogs because there are so many other dogs in the US who also need rescue (Our all-volunteer rescue group helps rescue - including fostering, temperament rehabilitating, providing medical help for, spay and neuter as needed, and rehoming to permanent adoptive placements - somewhere in the neighborhood of more than two hundred US dogs a year, also). I say, every rescued dog is a rescued dog, and all dogs deserve a chance at a beloved-pet life.
Do you have feelings about rescuing dogs from around the world?
Do you know why particularly the feral dogs known as Formosan Mt Dogs are so generally despised in Taiwan?
Do you have a Formosan Mt Dog or other dog from Taiwan that you love? How old is your Formosan? Which rescue group did you adopt him or her from? What makes your Formosan special to you? | |
| | What if you don't have enough money to treat your pet? | | So, if your pet was really sick at the moment. The vet told you that you need to spend some thousand bucks to save your pet's life. You are so willing to save your closed companion, but you couldn't come up that much money at the moment. What would you do? Would you rather let it be, or you must find a way to come up that much money? What is your choice? | |
| | Sustaining a pet's life | | I have a question pertaining to sustaining a pet's life that is at an elderly or feeble age and is not doing well physically.
I do not personally have this problem in my life however I know there are those that will go to great lengths to keep an unhealthy or old pet's life going for as long as possible.I believe that these types of actions are prolonging suffering to some pets while also costing money to the owners.Have any of you been in a situation where you have prolonged an animal's life for as long as possible? Any of you that have an opinion on this matter?
Thank you for all replies.[em]happy[/em] | |
| | People who give their dogs up... | | I realize there are certain circumstances where some people have to give their beloved pets up, but there are also some people who act like pets are trading cards and they give them away then get another at their own leisure. Especially small dogs.1. Do NOT buy a pet for someone as a present unless you are absolutely sure they want it, are not allergic to it, and can have it at the place they live.2. Make sure any pets you already have get along with the new pet before you actually keep it.3. If you are wanting a puppy, yet plan to have kids in the next 14 years, please be aware that you will be taking care of a dog and a child at the same time. If that doesn't sound like something you can handle then do not get a puppy (or don't have a child).4. Make sure EVERYONE living in your home is not allergic to the new pet. Just because they've "been around" that type of pet before doesn't mean that they aren't allergic. It could mean that a short exposure to it doesn't do much to them. Also, different types of dogs have different hair which can cause the allergens and dander that get people sneezing and what not. 5. If you are moving within a distance that you can... | |
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