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Tuesday Top Ten: Dining Out With Your Dog

More and more restaurants are looking for ways to allow us to include our dogs in our dining experiences. (For those of you who have dogs who don’t participate enough at home!)

dog at tableFrom our good friends at Trips With Pets: suggestions for making your dog’s trip to a restaurant successful. Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Dining Out With Your Dog

Tuesday Top Ten: Worst Wet Dog Foods

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This is the last in our series about dog food tests done by the Clean Label Project. See the top ten best dry brands, worst dry brands, and the best wet brands.

Here are the worst wet brands, based on the high amount of impurities and downright dangerous toxins: Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Worst Wet Dog Foods

Tuesday Top Ten: Worst Dry Dog Foods

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Continuing with the information I first posted last week about dog food tests done by the Clean Label Project. See the top ten best dry brands

Here are the worst, based on the amount of impurities and downright dangerous toxins: Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Worst Dry Dog Foods

Tuesday Top Ten: Best Dry Dog Foods

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Man’s best friend has become a member of the family—and the pet industry knows it. Pet product marketing is shifting to appeal to our responsibility as “pet parents” and making sure we give our pets the very best, with slogan’s like Honest Kitchen’s “Honest Difference” with “human-grade” ingredients. But how much do we really know about what we’re feeding our beloved dogs?

Clean Label Project™ had over 900 of the most popular pet food products tested for 130 industrial and environmental toxins including arsenic, once known as a primary ingredient in rat poison; cadmium, the active component in battery acid; as well as pesticides and additional contaminants linked to cancer and other fatal conditions in both humans and animals. The results were shocking.

Clean Label Project found lead in some pet food at 16 times the concentration of lead in Flint, Michigan’s tainted drinking water. And arsenic in concentrations of 555 times higher than the maximum contaminant level for human drinking water set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This is the food our pets eat twice a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. It is cause for extreme concern.
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