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Reply To: Wondering why foods with high pea/bean content still on recommended list…
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Hi Patricia,
To be clear then, are you saying that you asked, “Why is Science Diet still selling grain free food with peas’ as second ingredient?” when you have no direct knowledge that Science Diet actually is selling a diet with peas as the second ingredient? That’s seems odd to me.
Unfortunately, the myths and facts you posted appears to have been written for the purpose of confusing the consumer. This is evident by its use of the “straw man’s argument” which is a logic fallacy.
I suspect it was written by someone in the pet industry with a vested interest in selling suspect diets.
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