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June 12, 2018 at 9:18 am in reply to: Orijen/acana lawsuit (see Admin comment below) #117224 Report AbuseMichael SMember
So this thread becomes a shill for Purina. That explains a lot.
March 29, 2018 at 11:51 am in reply to: Orijen/acana lawsuit (see Admin comment below) #112858 Report AbuseMichael SMemberI’ll ad my two cents worth. I rescued my dog 3 years ago. He was 9 1/2 months old. Acana is the only dry food I have ever fed him (every other evening I’ll add some canned food to his meal). I rotate him between several of Acana’s recipes. At our yearly exams my vet (each of the doctors I see at the office) always raves about the excellent condition my dog is in. He maintains a perfect weight (he was vastly underweight when I adopted him). He has had no health issues. Acana is his staple food.
When The Clean Label Project reared it’s dubious head, red flags were immediately raised by experts and regular people with common sense. People need to be very cautious when buying into the con job they’re selling…and people need to be very cautious believing Truth About Petfood. That blog has turned fear mongering into a cottage industry, and I was not in least surprised when they allowed Clean Label Project to solicit consumer information from their site.
If you aren’t familiar with The Clean Label Project here are a couple of links that might give you food for thought.
http://www.chadhayesmd.com/the-clean-label-project-is-playing-dirty/
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