Does Your Petneed Extra Nutrients?

摘要

If you believe that those wonderful people who bring us corn flakes, bleached flour and cigarettes do better by our pets than they do by us, don't bet on it! In fact, advertising claims notwithstanding, no commercial pet food available is a "complete" diet. It is a "by-product" business and a highly profitable one. What's wrong with those well-advertised commercial pet foods? Primarily, it is the low quality of the ingredients from which they are made. The food and drug administration has no ingredient standards for pet foods. Consequently, most of the meat, poultry and by-products used are rejects that do not meet the wholesomeness standards of the United States Department of Agriculture for human consumption. These rejects include dead, dying, diseased and disabled animals, as well as lungs, spleens, gullets, intestines, bruised or emaciated muscle tissue.