Comments on: Pedigree Plus Healthy (Canned)

By: Michelle

Michelle — Sat, 07 May 2011 18:42:40 +0000

Amy, I highly doubt that you are a physician. You didn’t even capitalize the first letter of your name, and website is one word, not two.Your post reads like an immature teenager wrote it. This website is extremely reliable, but I do not believe that you are intelligent enough to understand how to use it. You seem like a child who holds their breath, and throws tantrums. Yes you are a troll, you would fit in quite well at Hubpages………

By: Mike Sagman

Mike Sagman — Sat, 07 May 2011 13:54:50 +0000

Hello Amy… I was disappointed to read the angry nature of your remarks. What could have caused such contempt?

Please go back and re-read this review which clearly states, “We found no AAFCO nutritional adequacy recommendations for these dog foods anywhere on the Pedigree website.”

Not the can.

As with nearly every dog food sold in North America, this dog food meets AAFCO guidelines. That is not the point. For AAFCO nutritional adequacy statements also include the life stages for which a particular food is nutritionally intended.

Since Pedigree fails to disclose this information on its website, it would be necessary for readers (and reviewers) to go out and visit a retailer for each of the more than 2,500 products covered on these pages… just to learn whether a food is designed to be fed to puppies… or to adults.

This is surely a critical piece of information we feel compelled to share with our readers.

As a physician who claims to be “more careful with medical advice”, your ignorance of the purpose of these reviews is apparent.

Contrary to your accusation, our reports do not offer any medical advice. They’re merely intended to help consumers read and interpret pet food labels. Free advice you could obviously use.

By: Melissa

Melissa — Sat, 07 May 2011 13:18:35 +0000

So, your a physician Amy? Would you reccomend that your patients eat such chemical laden foods for their health, every meal, every day for years? I highly doubt this, but perhaps in this age of HMO medicine…

This website is accurate-it rates and tells what the contents of a food are. Simply because it meets the AAFCO guidelines, does not mean that it is “quality” nor healthy

By: amy

amy — Sat, 07 May 2011 12:50:31 +0000

You are misinformed. This web site is not reliable. Purina plus healthy heart is formulated to meet the AAFCO standards. Read the can! I am a physician. I am more careful with medical advice. I am sure you have your own financial agenda with this web site.

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 23:16:19 +0000

Barbara, do you really think there isn’t a solution to your dog’s tummy issues that don’t include slaughterhouse waste and agriculture by-products? Have you tried Natural Balance Limited Ingredients Diet? Or any 4-5 star canned foods like Wellness or Blue? How could your dog possibly benefit from eating food made from trash with hard-to-use minerals that is preserved with chemicals?