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I wouldn’t feed any food that is produced by Diamond regardless of what plant they come from. The company is so big that they feel they can do whatever they want, which is as little as possible, and everyone will continue to buy their foods for their pets and so what if some of them have died. Those are the breaks. At least that’s how I see their attitude. Until they feel it in their bottom line they are not going to change their slovenly practices, they don’t have to. As you say BC you know plenty of people that, even with all the recalls, still feed the food. There are also the people who haven’t done any research and feel that only foods with the name Diamond are Diamond products. Most of their foods do not have the name Diamond on their labels but are manufactured by Diamond, have been recalled, but people just don’t realize it. Enough of my rant. I think that most of us with pets that went through the horror of 2007 and then to have the recalls continue is just too upsetting and don’t, on principle as BC stated, want to give them any of our money and certainly none of their foods to our animals. That’s it. Done with my being upset. Better go and breathe a bit and hug my fur babies.
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