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I have two trusted sources who either spoke with a representative of PetAg or had personal experience of losing kittens to rancid KMR.
To think that this company would blame their foul product on activists seems incredibly irresponsible, reprehensible and downright evil. Their lies killed animals. It's like the melamine poisoning in pet foods a few years ago. People cry out that there's a problem, and the big-bucks company says; “Oh no. We are the victims, here!”
I'm still trying to get the whole story but from what I'm hearing, this IS real and you SHOULD check your KMR to make sure it's not YELLOW or has any funny odor..OR throw it out. Do they have safe batches of product out there? I was told that when asked they weren't clear about answering that right now. I can't say, either. Hopefully they have this sorted out and will be/are shipping safe product. Perhaps if you can give it time, you might want to look into alternative milk replacers if you need one right now.
If you want to do it yourself, check this page out on KittenCare.com for information on making your own kitten formulas, as well as some feeding guidelines.
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Found the blog I mentioned in the last comment on last post
I found this right before I was getting ready to leave work - I knew it had been a few months but didn't realize it was so long.
http://yesbiscuit.blogspot.com/2009/10/petag-not-recalling-kmr-but-dont-...
The thing is that when I searched from work, I found even more stuff that sounds worse
http://thewholedog.org/wholedognews/?p=476
This is the article that talks about the nutrition levels not being what they claim plus the fact that they found toxic levels of copper in the powder.
Thank You
Thank you for sharing those links. Very helpful information. I think I'm going to toss my KRM and make my own. At least that way I know what's in the bottle!
This just stinks that a company would be so irresponsible-especially when it effects helpless baby animals.
The truth about the FDA investigation-IT"S NOT TRUE
http://thewholedog.org/wholedognews/?p=480
I highly recommend yo revisit Whole Dog and get the facts..all of this is an attack; unfounded and false and against PetAg.
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