from Google cache January 2007, Heitai Industry news release says: After we searched in the market, we kindly inform everybody,This kind of product is PSEUDO rice protein, and there are 2 kinds: 1. Inorganic nitrogen and a small part of other vegetable protein mixed together. 2. Biuret (one of the carbamide/ urea)
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WASHINGTON — Federal agents searched facilities of a dog and cat food manufacturer and one of its suppliers as part of an investigation into the widening recall of pet products, the companies disclosed Friday.
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Pictures of pets naping. Cute and pretty wierd for some…
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Canadian researchers said Friday they’ve made a chemical discovery that may explain how contaminated pet food blocked animals’ kidney function, sickening hundred of dogs and cats in Canada and the United States. Animals likely developed crystals in their kidneys because of a reaction between cyanuric acid and melamine.
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De’h Corrêa has added a photo to the pool:
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The FDA served search warrants on two pet food plants that manufactured ingredients involved in the recall of millions of cans of pet food.
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This is another fake news story from Funnyextreme.comACKSONVILLE, FL – Jimmy Heselschwerdt, like so many middle-class fathers in suburban America, was elated to bring home from the pound his family’s first pet – a three-year-old German Shepherd named ‘Brutus’.
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“TOPEKA, Kan. — A pet food manufacturer that recalled 60 million cans of its products last month has sued another company that it says supplied a contaminated ingredient.”
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A disabled man who was no longer able to bend to feed his pets has invented a device to make the process easier.
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