Monday, April 30, 2007
Pet Food Recall Continues To Grow
Good Morning. Once again the Pet Food recall continues to grow, it seems more and more products are being recalled. Even thought the food you may be feeding your pet isn't on the recall list it is very possible that what you are feeding your pet is full of chemicals and preservatives.If you would like to compare what you are feeding your pet to what you can get on my website just og to my website and click the compare your food to ours link and you will see first hand what you are feeding your dog and what we have to offer. We want you to be an informed customer so you can see for yourself first hand what you are feeding your pet. Speaking for myself I hate to see a sick pet. PLEASE check out my website. http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07 Thank you.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
should you trust commercial dog food even if it is NOT recalled
Hi again. Let me ask you a question. Would you or should you trust commercially made pet food even if it has not be recalled? My answer to that is NO no matter what. First off with all the chemicals and preservatives in the pet food you will poison your pet. You can continue to buy food at the pet store, but when your pet is not himself and you take your pet to the vet and the vet tells you his kidneys are failing and he doesn't have much time left what are you going to do then ? It doesn't matter what you do you can't save him and then you will say I should have checked out the site and changed food. But all thatis left is the short time you would have left with your pet and I can tell you you will be sorry. I hope that never happens to you but it can.PLEASE check out my website and make the right choice to switch to Lifes Abundance healthy pet food. http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07 Thank you. You won't regret it I promise you that.
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Just stop and think for a minute
Good Morning. Let's for one minute just stop and think DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS IN YOUR PETS FOOD? Do you really care what is in your pets food? Well you should. Ask yourself WHY DO I HAVE MY PET? I don't know about you but I have have my dog because I love the companionship and I care about dogs so much that since I was informed about what kind of very nasty ingredients go into commercial dog food I stopped feeding my dog commercial food even though we were giving him the best food we could find in the pet store. I looked at a website that was sent to me and when I saw the video it turned me off to store bought pet food. My dog loves all the treats and the food and I know I am giving him the best food I could possibly give him period. I want my dog to be healthy and I don't want his kidneys or liver damaged by all the stress of eating store bought food. All I would ask of you who read this is please go to my site and just watch the video if it opens your eyes to commercial food wonderful if not then there is nothing I can say or do to help you help your pet live a long and healthy life. Do yourself a real big favor and just go to the sight and view the video then you can decide if you want to keep feeding your pet commercial food or give your pet the healthiest food you can. Thank You . May your pet live a long and healthy life so you can enjoy your time together. http://healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Friday, April 27, 2007
Taking Control Of Your Dog's Nutrition
It's dinnertime. Do you know what your dog is eating? If you're feeding him or her commercial dog food, the answer to that just might come as a very big surprise.
Dog Nutrition or Russian Roulette?
That "Chicken Flavor" dog food you've selected may have some chicken in it. Then again, it just as well may not. It's not required to, pursuant to the FDA guidelines concerning dog food ingredient listings. That "Lamb & Rice Formula" for dogs certainly has some lamb and rice in it -- but the total combined could be as little as 25% of the total packaged product, and still conform to regulations. What comprises the remaining 75%?
Is that 75% all goodness? No!
A dog can look healthy on the outside even when its insides are being contaminated, don't wait for the point where it's organs can no longer withstand the daily barrage of toxins.... that day is surely coming and only you can stop it.
Be the master your dog deserves and find out how to feed it properly
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE ALL i ASK IS THAT YOU LOOK AT MY WEBSITE AND VIEW THE VIDEO OF DO YOU KNOW WHAT'S IN YOUR PETS FOOD. THANK YOU YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID. http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Dog Nutrition or Russian Roulette?
That "Chicken Flavor" dog food you've selected may have some chicken in it. Then again, it just as well may not. It's not required to, pursuant to the FDA guidelines concerning dog food ingredient listings. That "Lamb & Rice Formula" for dogs certainly has some lamb and rice in it -- but the total combined could be as little as 25% of the total packaged product, and still conform to regulations. What comprises the remaining 75%?
Is that 75% all goodness? No!
A dog can look healthy on the outside even when its insides are being contaminated, don't wait for the point where it's organs can no longer withstand the daily barrage of toxins.... that day is surely coming and only you can stop it.
Be the master your dog deserves and find out how to feed it properly
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE ALL i ASK IS THAT YOU LOOK AT MY WEBSITE AND VIEW THE VIDEO OF DO YOU KNOW WHAT'S IN YOUR PETS FOOD. THANK YOU YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID. http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Thursday, April 26, 2007
I thought you might like to see this
Recall Summary Update 29: The most devastating pet food recall in history expands. Both wet and dry pet food for dog, cats and small animals has been affected along with treats. Now comes the lovely news of possible human contamination from hogs that may have been fed the poisoned food products.
In tPC's ongoing desire to keep you up to date on the very latest, we continue this pet food recall summary. The Post Chronicle takes the recent pet food recall involving both dog and cat pet food products very seriously and has done its best to report the most up-to-date information to its readers, as it is received.
The Saga of RECALLED PET FOOD CONTINUES.
In tPC's ongoing desire to keep you up to date on the very latest, we continue this pet food recall summary. The Post Chronicle takes the recent pet food recall involving both dog and cat pet food products very seriously and has done its best to report the most up-to-date information to its readers, as it is received.
The Saga of RECALLED PET FOOD CONTINUES.
Dogs Die From Toxic Dog Food
This kind of story scares the beegeezuz out of me. I've already had one of my dogs die from toxic dog food and it seems nothing has improved since then.
You must be aware that these kind of cases exist. Read and be concerned!
Article Source - Cornell University
Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine develops protein tests to accurately detect pet food-poisoned dogs
Even though Diamond, Country Value and Professional brand dog foods have been recalled for containing highly toxic aflatoxins, they have caused at least 100 dog deaths in recent weeks, say Cornell University veterinarians, who are growing increasingly alarmed. Some kennels and consumers around the nation and possibly in more than two dozen other countries remain unaware of the tainted food, and as a result, they continue to give dogs food containing a lethal toxin. To better screen affected dogs so they can be treated as soon as possible, Cornell veterinarians report that they now have a new test, adapted from one used in humans, to accurately assess aflatoxin poisoning in dogs. Currently, about two-thirds of dogs that show symptoms after eating the tainted food die.
"Entire kennels have been wiped out, and because of the holiday these past few weeks, the dispersal of recall information was disrupted," says Sharon Center, a professor of veterinary medicine who specializes in liver function and disease at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell, which is emerging as a central clearinghouse for information about the dog food poisoning.
The Cornell Vet College is continually updating its Web site to keep the public and veterinarians informed as new information on the poisonings emerge. Cornell's Animal Health Diagnostic Center (AHDC) is analyzing blood and liver samples from sick dogs around the country, testing suspected dog food, conducting autopsies and collecting as many livers as possible from dead dogs to confirm cause of death, tracking dogs that have died and following up on the health of dogs that survive the food poisoning.
SO DO YOU STILL THINK STORE BOUGHT COMMERCIAL DOG FOOD AND CAT FOOD IS HEALTHY FOR YOUR PET? CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
You must be aware that these kind of cases exist. Read and be concerned!
Article Source - Cornell University
Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine develops protein tests to accurately detect pet food-poisoned dogs
Even though Diamond, Country Value and Professional brand dog foods have been recalled for containing highly toxic aflatoxins, they have caused at least 100 dog deaths in recent weeks, say Cornell University veterinarians, who are growing increasingly alarmed. Some kennels and consumers around the nation and possibly in more than two dozen other countries remain unaware of the tainted food, and as a result, they continue to give dogs food containing a lethal toxin. To better screen affected dogs so they can be treated as soon as possible, Cornell veterinarians report that they now have a new test, adapted from one used in humans, to accurately assess aflatoxin poisoning in dogs. Currently, about two-thirds of dogs that show symptoms after eating the tainted food die.
"Entire kennels have been wiped out, and because of the holiday these past few weeks, the dispersal of recall information was disrupted," says Sharon Center, a professor of veterinary medicine who specializes in liver function and disease at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell, which is emerging as a central clearinghouse for information about the dog food poisoning.
The Cornell Vet College is continually updating its Web site to keep the public and veterinarians informed as new information on the poisonings emerge. Cornell's Animal Health Diagnostic Center (AHDC) is analyzing blood and liver samples from sick dogs around the country, testing suspected dog food, conducting autopsies and collecting as many livers as possible from dead dogs to confirm cause of death, tracking dogs that have died and following up on the health of dogs that survive the food poisoning.
SO DO YOU STILL THINK STORE BOUGHT COMMERCIAL DOG FOOD AND CAT FOOD IS HEALTHY FOR YOUR PET? CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Dogs Die From Toxic Dog Food
This kind of story scares the beegeezuz out of me. I've already had one of my dogs die from toxic dog food and it seems nothing has improved since then.
You must be aware that these kind of cases exist. Read and be concerned!
Article Source - Cornell University
Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine develops protein tests to accurately detect pet food-poisoned dogs
Even though Diamond, Country Value and Professional brand dog foods have been recalled for containing highly toxic aflatoxins, they have caused at least 100 dog deaths in recent weeks, say Cornell University veterinarians, who are growing increasingly alarmed. Some kennels and consumers around the nation and possibly in more than two dozen other countries remain unaware of the tainted food, and as a result, they continue to give dogs food containing a lethal toxin. To better screen affected dogs so they can be treated as soon as possible, Cornell veterinarians report that they now have a new test, adapted from one used in humans, to accurately assess aflatoxin poisoning in dogs. Currently, about two-thirds of dogs that show symptoms after eating the tainted food die.
"Entire kennels have been wiped out, and because of the holiday these past few weeks, the dispersal of recall information was disrupted," says Sharon Center, a professor of veterinary medicine who specializes in liver function and disease at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell, which is emerging as a central clearinghouse for information about the dog food poisoning.
The Cornell Vet College is continually updating its Web site to keep the public and veterinarians informed as new information on the poisonings emerge. Cornell's Animal Health Diagnostic Center (AHDC) is analyzing blood and liver samples from sick dogs around the country, testing suspected dog food, conducting autopsies and collecting as many livers as possible from dead dogs to confirm cause of death, tracking dogs that have died and following up on the health of dogs that survive the food poisoning.
SO DO YOU STILL THINK STORE BOUGHT COMMERCIAL DOG FOOD AND CAT FOOD IS HEALTHY FOR YOUR PET? CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
You must be aware that these kind of cases exist. Read and be concerned!
Article Source - Cornell University
Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine develops protein tests to accurately detect pet food-poisoned dogs
Even though Diamond, Country Value and Professional brand dog foods have been recalled for containing highly toxic aflatoxins, they have caused at least 100 dog deaths in recent weeks, say Cornell University veterinarians, who are growing increasingly alarmed. Some kennels and consumers around the nation and possibly in more than two dozen other countries remain unaware of the tainted food, and as a result, they continue to give dogs food containing a lethal toxin. To better screen affected dogs so they can be treated as soon as possible, Cornell veterinarians report that they now have a new test, adapted from one used in humans, to accurately assess aflatoxin poisoning in dogs. Currently, about two-thirds of dogs that show symptoms after eating the tainted food die.
"Entire kennels have been wiped out, and because of the holiday these past few weeks, the dispersal of recall information was disrupted," says Sharon Center, a professor of veterinary medicine who specializes in liver function and disease at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell, which is emerging as a central clearinghouse for information about the dog food poisoning.
The Cornell Vet College is continually updating its Web site to keep the public and veterinarians informed as new information on the poisonings emerge. Cornell's Animal Health Diagnostic Center (AHDC) is analyzing blood and liver samples from sick dogs around the country, testing suspected dog food, conducting autopsies and collecting as many livers as possible from dead dogs to confirm cause of death, tracking dogs that have died and following up on the health of dogs that survive the food poisoning.
SO DO YOU STILL THINK STORE BOUGHT COMMERCIAL DOG FOOD AND CAT FOOD IS HEALTHY FOR YOUR PET? CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
You Are What You Eat And So IS Your Dog
So, how'd you like to be a, "meat by-product? Well, of course you wouldn't, it just sounds nasty, doesn't it?
But what is this whole "by-product" business all about?
Unfortunately, that's just it -- business. By-products are generally defined as animal parts that are not fit for human consumption, such as bones, organs, blood, fatty tissue and intestines. So, in essence, someone got the great idea to process all the leftover garbage in the meatpacking plant and call it, "Dog Food."
And, if that alone wasn't bad enough, the offal is processed in varying degrees of nauseating. For example, while "chicken by-product" may encompass heads, necks, feet and intestines, at the very least, all the parts must come from chicken. The same is true for lamb by-products, beef by-products, etc.
Mmmmm, sounds heavenly, doesn't it?
Perhaps you are thinking the safe route would be to spend a little more and get your brand's "premium," "super-premium," "ultra-premium" or "gourmet" offerings. It might surprise you to learn that products labeled as such may not mean what you've been lead to think, because there is no legal requirement.
Learning to decipher dog food labels can be considered an art form unto itself. For the health of your dog, let us give you the basic tools you need to master that art form.
CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE AND GET THE REAL INFORMATION YOU NEED. HTTP://WWW.HEALTHYPETNET.COM/RAINBOWSALES07
But what is this whole "by-product" business all about?
Unfortunately, that's just it -- business. By-products are generally defined as animal parts that are not fit for human consumption, such as bones, organs, blood, fatty tissue and intestines. So, in essence, someone got the great idea to process all the leftover garbage in the meatpacking plant and call it, "Dog Food."
And, if that alone wasn't bad enough, the offal is processed in varying degrees of nauseating. For example, while "chicken by-product" may encompass heads, necks, feet and intestines, at the very least, all the parts must come from chicken. The same is true for lamb by-products, beef by-products, etc.
Mmmmm, sounds heavenly, doesn't it?
Perhaps you are thinking the safe route would be to spend a little more and get your brand's "premium," "super-premium," "ultra-premium" or "gourmet" offerings. It might surprise you to learn that products labeled as such may not mean what you've been lead to think, because there is no legal requirement.
Learning to decipher dog food labels can be considered an art form unto itself. For the health of your dog, let us give you the basic tools you need to master that art form.
CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE AND GET THE REAL INFORMATION YOU NEED. HTTP://WWW.HEALTHYPETNET.COM/RAINBOWSALES07
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
you think store bought pet food is good then think again
You're about to discover the terrifying-truth about commercial dog food that is linked to the deaths of thousands of dogs across the US every single day.
Many world-famous Doctors of Veterinary Medicine and published Dog Care Experts universally agree any dog that eats commercial dog food is at a much higher risk of dying prematurely and by the time symptoms are noticeable, it's often too late to prevent an agonizing death except by lethal injection..
You see, the major dog food companies fill their precessed food with preservatives to increase it's shelf life and maximize their profits.
They know these preservatives kill millions of pets every single year but without them, their profits would not be as large... AND THAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE MORE PROFITS.
You should never have to stand over the dead & diseased body of your own sweet dog because companies spending millions of dollars each year to get your trust, are simultaneously taking your money and selling you poison, knowingly. check out my site http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07 SAVE YOUR DOGS LIFE GIVE HIM HEALTHY NUTRITIOUS FOOD.
Many world-famous Doctors of Veterinary Medicine and published Dog Care Experts universally agree any dog that eats commercial dog food is at a much higher risk of dying prematurely and by the time symptoms are noticeable, it's often too late to prevent an agonizing death except by lethal injection..
You see, the major dog food companies fill their precessed food with preservatives to increase it's shelf life and maximize their profits.
They know these preservatives kill millions of pets every single year but without them, their profits would not be as large... AND THAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE MORE PROFITS.
You should never have to stand over the dead & diseased body of your own sweet dog because companies spending millions of dollars each year to get your trust, are simultaneously taking your money and selling you poison, knowingly. check out my site http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07 SAVE YOUR DOGS LIFE GIVE HIM HEALTHY NUTRITIOUS FOOD.
Monday, April 23, 2007
check these out
Pet food recall expanded: Melamine found in Blue Buffalo kitten food and corn gluten in South African dog food (April 19, 2007)
New: A California hog farm has been quarantined after melamine was identified in pig urine (April 20, 2007)
New: Royal Canin USA announces the voluntary nationwide recall of its dry pet food products containing rice protein concentrate (April 20, 2007)
Menu Foods
Del Monte Pet Products
Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
Nestle Purina PetCare Company
Sunshine Mills
After checking these out YOU HAVE TO CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE http:www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
New: A California hog farm has been quarantined after melamine was identified in pig urine (April 20, 2007)
New: Royal Canin USA announces the voluntary nationwide recall of its dry pet food products containing rice protein concentrate (April 20, 2007)
Menu Foods
Del Monte Pet Products
Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
Nestle Purina PetCare Company
Sunshine Mills
After checking these out YOU HAVE TO CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE http:www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
More info I found for you and for your pets
Feed your pets only the same natural, healthy foods you would feed yourself. Pets typically develop diabetes, urinary tract problems and irritable bowel syndrome because they've eaten foods with “fillers," and pets that shed more than twice a year do so because their foods lack the nutrients necessary to keep their skin and coats healthy. I don't care if you cook your pets' food or buy my products, but find the wisdom to love your pets, People are very concerned about their own diets, so it only makes sense to me to have the same for our pets, It has been proven that most pet health problems are linked to mass-marketed pet foods. Do you still want to buy store bought pet food. Please for the sake of your pets health and your peace of mind go to my website and at least if nothing else see for yourself there is a better way than store bought pet food. Thanks http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
keep your pets healthy
Hello. Well it's another day and it seems people are still confused as to what to do about their pet food. I am not an expert but I do know that if there is an alternative to the pet food problem and someone tells me about it then you can bet I am gonna listen, well I am telling you there is an alternative and it is the best thing I could have ever done for my dog I no longer worry about him getting the proper nutrition and I don't worry about his kidneys being stressed like with store bought food which by the way is the last thing I would buy with all the recalls. I DO NOT TRUST these big companies because I know how they work. If you would like to find the alternative to store bought food which sooner or later will not be trusted by so many more people then you need to check out my website NOW. http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Sunday, April 22, 2007
people are inquiring
Good Morning. I have to tell you in talking to people there is a great concern about pet food. People don't know where to turn to find a healthy pet food that isn't either been recalled or they don't want to take a chance on buying food that may be next on the list, noone seems to trust these big pet food companies and I can't say I blame them I would not trust them no matter what. It was just a matter of time until these recalls happened and now it's here. If you want to know where you can get a healthy nutritious pet food for your dogs or cats well Ihave the answer. You will fnd it right here on my website. http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Saturday, April 21, 2007
people are paying attention
Good afternoon everyone. People are starting to see what I am talking about when I tell them we have an alternative to STORE BOUGHT PET FOOD which in my opinion is UNRELIABLE TO ITS QUALITY and whether or not it will be next on the recall list. All you have to do is check out my website and you will find pet food for dogs and cats that will NEVER BE RECALLED because of its QUALITY and NUTRITIOUS VALUE to your pets. See for yourself http://healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Friday, April 20, 2007
more more more
Hello Again. Well it looks like the never ending pet food recall is just getting worse and worse and who suffers ? Two parties suffer first your pet suffers and gets sick and believe me I hate to see any pet get sick and especially over something like this there is no reason for this to ever happen. Second you the pet owner suffers noone likes to see their pet get sick and possibly worse pass away( just the thought of it makes me sad and sick ) Only you can see to it that your pet gets the best food and nutrition possible so if you really care about your pet then PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE check out my website www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07 All I ask is for you to look at the site and then you can decide if you really want to give your pet the best food you can. Thanks and have a wonderful day and keep on loving your pets you are alll they have to take care of them. Peace
Thursday, April 19, 2007
another day
Hello again. Well it's another day and again another brand of dog food is being recalled. Do you see a pattern here? I do and I would not trust pet food bought from a pet store or super market. I only feed my dog Lifes Abundance and he loves it the pieces are small and being a small dog it is easy for him to chew, he also loves the treats he would eat them all day if I let him. Don;t you think it's time you checked out my site http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 check it out I promise you will be glad you did.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
check out what's in your pets food video
Hi again. Do you want to know what is in your pets food ? Click on the video you may be very surprised at what you see and hear. Today another batch of dog foods were recalled because of the rice . Is this ever going to end? If you love your pet then you need to check out my site http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 Don't take my word for it check it out for yourself you owe it to your pet and to yourself too. Have a wonderful day and keep loving your pets.
Monday, April 16, 2007
what a company
This is a great company. They care about their Distributors and they care even more about your pets,the products this company makes is so far beyond anything I have fed my dogs in the past. If you walk into a pet store and see the empty shelves where recalled product has been removed be honest would you trust that company and their products again, I would NOT under any circumstances purchase a product that was inferior or recalled. If you want to see a great product with great health benefits to your pets health check out my website http:/www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 you will see what I am talking about
Sunday, April 15, 2007
great products
Not just are our pet products top notch but our people products are top notch also . A lady where my wife works ordered a product and is so pleased with the way it works she said she is going to try our other products as well. There has to be something to it check out my website http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 you won't be sorry
Friday, April 13, 2007
healthy snacks
Well I have to tell you they say HealthyPetNet is human quality well they were right because before giving a gourmet low fat snack to my dog I had some myself. I couldn't believe how good it was it tasted like oatmeal now don't get me wrong I do NOT eat dog food but the snacks are so good I would eat these. Check out my website http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 you owe it to your dog or cat and to yourself. You won't be sorry you checked it out.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Lifes Abundance
My dog eats nothing but Lifes Abundance and HealthyPetNet products Ihave never seen him enjoy his food as much as he does now. When I took my dog for his shots I told the Vetrinarian what he is eating and he asked if I could get him some information. I am taking in the info tomorrow. My vet sells food products and I can guarentee when he sees the technial sheets and tghe info I am giving him I have no doubts he will be selling HealthyPetNet products very shortly. I have never been happier seeing my dog enjoy his food as he doees check out my website and judge for yourself http://www.healthypetnet.com/rainbowsales07
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
did you know
Did you know that genetically a dog can live to the age of 25 but most die by around 13 years old because they don't get proper nutrition and the stress of the undigestable food on the kidneys is partially to blame. I will never feed my dog any food from any of the dog food that can be purchased from a pet store not just because of the recalls but because of the ingredients they use. If they don't check the ingredients coming in from foreign countries how can you trust them? You owe it to your pet and to yourself to check out my website http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 .
Monday, April 9, 2007
corn wheat soy
did you know most dog foods contain corn,wheat, or soy? These products are not digestable by your dog, also did you know because of the stress from these products by the time your dog is 5 or 6 years old he is considered a senior and from the stress from trying to digest these products your dogs kidneys are seriously affected. Too learn more check out my website you owe it to your dog and to yourself. http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07 Do it now!
Sunday, April 8, 2007
did you know
Did you know store bought pet food contains products that cannot be digested by your pet . if you want to learn more about a healthy pet food for your pets you owe it to your pet and to yourself to check out this website. http://www.trilogyonline.com/rainbowsales07
Saturday, April 7, 2007
DOG FOOD RECALL
Over 100 dog food products have been recalled due to contamination found in the wheat gluton used to produce dog food products.
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