I'd like to think that the food that I buy for my two dogs won't actually kill them. A decision by a San Francisco federal judge to toss a would-be class action against Purina is reassuring--but leaves some questions unanswered.
November 20, 2016 at 09:17 PM
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Dog food is scary.
Sure, the pretty kibble packages say things like “Lamb and rice” and “Chicken with sweet potatoes” and “Made with real salmon,” but I’m suspicious. Maybe that “real salmon” is fins and eyeballs; the chicken could be ground-up beaks — who knows?
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