A year after pet food recall, still buyer beware

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A year after pet food recall, still buyer beware

March 18, 2008 by pete

One year after contaminated pet food killed potentially thousands of dogs and cats, few safety measures have gone into effect.

Pet Food Recall

While pet food safety legislation has been passed and an industry commission has made recommendations to improve the safety and quality standards for pet food, some critics say the efforts, even when they are fully implemented, may not amount to much more than the fox guarding the hen house.

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