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Scared to Death About The Next Dog Food Recall

by Michael Considine

Is the dog food recall of 2007 forgotten? Outraged pet owners that had to endure the death of a loved one will not soon forget this tragedy.

Wikipedia says that over 5000 different products were involved in the dog food recall of 2007. Since then there has been a number of dog food recall alerts, but none have killed enough pets to hit the main stream media like in 2007.

Pet owners are scared to death as to when the next big dog food recall will hit the news, but there are scarier issues about pet food that should be worrying pet owners. There are many toxins being legally added to dog foods during the process that will never trigger a dog food recall.

It is now well know that Melamine was the cause of many pet deaths in the 2007 dog food recall. The pet food industry legally allows chemicals to be added to the process that might not kill as quickly as Melamine, but are as deadly long term.

Why are our pets dying from human sounding diseases like cancer and kidney failure? Why is it that a dog that should live to see twenty is dying at eleven? Why is my dog at age six all of a sudden starting to have seizures?

When I started my research on how to help my Beagle the biggest question was why is he having seizures. The findings of my research stopped me in my tracks. A dog food recall was no longer what I feared most.

I was outraged at what the pet food industry was getting away with, and my outrage turned to a passion to find an answer. After hundreds of hours of research I decided that if I want to make my dog healthy, and live longer I would need to change what I was feeding him.

There are healthy methods of feeding your dog that does not include commercial dog food, but you need to do it right to get all the benefits. The results that I’ve seen after only one month is outstanding but look at what other are saying.

“After Only 1-Month of Following Your Advice, My Dog Already Looks & Behaves 5-Years Younger!”

Justin Kyle & ‘Crackers’ Salt Lake City, Utah USA

“Now it’s Easy and Quick to Find Quality Dog Food I Can Trust”

Cassie Overton & ‘Sweetpea’ Orlando, Florida USA

“Maxine Has Lost 8lbs In 5-Weeks, She Looks Better, Smells Better & Behaves Better!”

Darleene Christchurch & ‘Maxine’ Sydney, NSW Australia

There are many more people finding out that if we want our dogs to live longer and be healthier, then we need to learn how to feed them the right food.

Many people are going to tell you that it’s too hard to learn how to feed your dog home made food, but this is not true and when you do learn you’ll never need to worry about a dog food recall alert again.

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Comment from Sharon Duclos
Time: August 7, 2009, 6:43 am

I would like to know the signs of the tainted dog food. I had a friend who lost a shelty last week that was only a year old. She took it to be neutered last November and the vet said he was too fat. He was put on a different type of dog food. About a month or two past and the dog started limping, then was stiff, had a small lump on his side that started to slowly grow. He then had problems moving altogether. The vet said the lump was a fatty tumor. not to worry about. After three different vets all with different treatments the dog kept getting worse. he died of kidney or liver failure. I feel so bad for these people. They are in their 60’s and had lost two dogs last year at a very old age. And they went thru raising this beautiful puppy only to lose him with out understanding why. Can you give me some info to pass on to them?

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