Max Adams (who loves animule kind) reminds me to post a link to the Menu Foods pet food recall stuff on the off chance you haven’t heard. It turns out, a lot of dog and cat food — the wet stuff, in this case — comes from the same place and it may be contaminated with something that causes kidney failure. We don’t use the stuff because we don’t reliably brush the animules’ teeth (plus, the cat wouldn’t let us if we tried). But if you do use it, it’s worth making sure you don’t have any of the contaminated stuff.
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Thank you for posting on this Miss Gwenda.
Love the puppy pics–but you knew that already.
As for the editor/publicist debate, I have to say–sales figures are nothing to sniff at. Not that I’d sacrifice the quality of my writing for a kick-ass marketing campaign, but…surely there *must* be a way to compromise.
Love the puppy pics–but you knew that already.
As for the editor/publicist debate, I have to say–sales figures are nothing to sniff at. Not that I’d sacrifice the quality of my writing for a kick-ass marketing campaign, but…surely there *must* be a way to compromise.
This is not a surprise. It’s all about low cost (at 50 cents per hour per staff cost) for mass production by the truckloads.
Homemade dog food is the best! With commercial producers looking to cut cost and ignoring quality, our pets are being harmed!
Check out this review on canned dog food – Dog Food Secrets
Mason
Wellness Dog Food
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Betty
http://smallpet.info