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RottieZeus Member Posts: 86 From:Canfield, Ohio 44406 Registered: Dec 2003	posted 03-17-2004 07:55 PM I ahve been reading some horror stories about Pedigree dog food online. Does anyone know what this is about??? All I know is that people are claiming that dogs are dying for unknown reasons and they are linking it to Pedigree dog food. IP: Logged
2pyrs Member Posts: 30 From:ohio Registered: Feb 2004	posted 03-17-2004 08:15 PM Please post all address's here I would like to confirm this. I feed my guys Pedigree and have for many years. I do not mean to put you down in any way but there are people out there that get a sick kick out of such stuff, like the Febreze panic some time back ( not real) or KFC raising there chicken in cages tied up. If there is any truth to the articles I well contact Pedigree and ask them there thoughts. 2pyrs IP: Logged
RottieZeus Member Posts: 86 From:Canfield, Ohio 44406 Registered: Dec 2003	posted 03-17-2004 08:26 PM here is a crosspost of one of them. Hi all. Just wanted to let you know that there > are recalls on some Pedigree dog food in other > countries. We have had 5 dogs die here in > Vermont > within a couple weeks of each other at the same > practice as well as one in NH with similar > symptoms. The symptoms are similar to rat > poison. Another person was mentioning that > their > dog was getting nose bleeds and guess > what...they've been eating Pedigree. Our > Agriculture Department here in Vermont will be > doing some testing on the food from one of the > dogs, but in the meantime, spread the word. > Also > if anyone knows of dogs that have died > unexpectedly and was eating Pedigree, please > let > me know and I will pass on the information. > The > dogs that died basically, their immune system > crashed and they bled out. > IP: Logged
RottieZeus Member Posts: 86 From:Canfield, Ohio 44406 Registered: Dec 2003	posted 03-17-2004 08:28 PM here is another http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/singapore/story/0,4386,239615-1079128740,00.html IP: Logged
winnie Member Posts: 107 From:sherman oaks,california,USA Registered: Dec 2003	posted 03-18-2004 06:00 AM Someone else posted the article that described what was going on...If its not in all dog forum it might be in the cat or pitbull or toy forum(Im sorry I dont remeber which one. The article also talked about Whiska cat food. I use to feed my old dog pedigree but then i switched and when I did there was a huge differnce in her coat, behavior, and health...I now feed Canadie (sp?) IP: Logged
bullylove1 Member Posts: 173 From:Canada Registered: Feb 2004	posted 03-18-2004 09:46 AM wasn't in the pitbull forum but I am going to crosspost it there. We were just having a discussion on dog foods. IP: Logged
Pauline Member Posts: 134 From: NC -USA Registered: Jan 2003	posted 03-21-2004 11:46 AM Wow....I remember years ago when I was using that for my dogs, that I noticed what appeared to be "wires", short and hard stiff wires/hairs in the food sticking out and promptly stopped. I will always wonder about that! IP: Logged
bellasmommy Member Posts: 238 From:miami, fl, usa Registered: Oct 2002	posted 03-21-2004 12:29 PM snopes.com is a good place to check if you think something you read may be a hoax. they normally are right on top of the game. HTH IP: Logged

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