050519PollutedPetFood. Determination of amantadine and ribavirin residues in pet food with differential mobility spectrometry--《Chinese Journal of Health Laboratory Technology》2015年22期. OUYANG Shao-lun;XIANG Da-peng;SHAO Lin-zhi;WEI Xiao-qun;LI Hua-bin;Sun Yat-sen University; Objective To apply differential mobility spectrometry method for the determination of antiviral drugs residues in pet food.
Methods Trichloroacetic and enzymed were extracted from samples with trichloroacetic acid and enzymolysed with phosphate-esterase,then,purified by PBA solid phase extraction column. With the gradient elution of 5 mmol / L ammoniumacetate( 0. 1% formic acid) and acetonitrile as the mobile phase,the samples were eluted,and detected by tandem mass spectrometry in positive electrospray ionization and multiple reaction monitoring( MRM) mode.
The chemical modifier was used as isopropanol. Truth about Pet Food – Knowing the truth can save your pet's life. Www.drfoxvet.net. What Consumers Are Not Told About Pet Food Ingredients – Truth about Pet Food. All laws in the U.S. are public information, except pet food laws. All legal definitions in the U.S. are public information, except in pet food. Unlike with any other consumable product, pet food consumers are provided with no public access to regulations and definitions that involve their pet’s food. What regulatory authorities don’t tell consumers, TruthaboutPetFood.com does tell. The ingredients used in pet foods and treats each have their own specific definition written by and owned by AAFCO (in cooperation with FDA).
Pet food consumers are denied the right to access pet food ingredient definitions through an agreement between FDA and AAFCO (Memorandum of Understanding agreement). Pet food ingredients are NOT the same as human food ingredients. It is significant for pet food consumers to understand the following… There is not one pet food ingredient that is required by its AAFCO/FDA definition to be similar to the same ingredient in human food.
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Pet Food Contaminants | Little Big Cat. Updated 3/23/18 As part of my duties as an AAFCO advisor and member of several Working Groups, I attend numerous webinars and teleconferences. In one group, the discussion centered around the use of 4D meats and other rotten junk in pet food, and the consensus was that as long as these things are rendered (heat-processed) to kill pathogens, they’re perfectly fine for pet food. Well, that just isn’t true. So I put together the following document to show that there are MANY potential toxic principles in pet food that need to be considered. There is an awareness growing among pet parents, and a new readiness to hear the truth. Now, your pet food consumer advocates—Susan Thixton of TruthAboutPetFood.com, Mollie Morrissette of PoisonedPets.com, and I (Dr. After many hours spent in many meetings with representatives from AAFCO, FDA, and other regulatory bodies, we’ve basically been told that our best course to improve the situation is to educate consumers… without any support from them. 2.
Part II of Pet Food Heavy Metals Testing Published. I wanted to share the second part of Susan’s story regarding the level of toxic substances in pet food. Hopefully this information helps someone make better choices for their pets! The second part of the pet food heavy metals testing report has been published. When you see the graphs included in Part II, the reality of what pets are eating is that much more shocking. When you know no one of authority has even raised an eyebrow since Part I was published weeks ago, the reality of just how much regulators care becomes very clear.
From the last paragraph of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet Foods Part II, published in the February 2011 Spectroscopy Magazine…“The trace-element data generated in this study have shown that there might be a cause of concern for owners who feed their pets commercially available dog and cat food on a daily basis.” A cause of concern indeed. To read the second part of the Analysis of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet Food, click here Sincerely, ASK CVM” Sincerely, Kevin E. Spectroscopy - February 2011. Scientific paper finds toxic levels of heavy metals in pet food | Poisoned Pets | Pet Food Safety News.
A soon to be published paper finds shocking results from pet food testing. The results of a scientific study by Spex CertiPrep, a laboratory standards company, reveals that some commercial pet foods contain toxic metals, some at levels greater than 120 times higher than the Reference Dosage Limits for human consumption. In part, the conclusion of the laboratory testing revealed some very troubling findings: To view a poster created from the results of the testing, click on the link: Trace Metal Analysis of Commercial Pet Food for Toxic Metals by ICP and ICP-MS Related Arsenic and old sewage sludge: It's what's poisoning pets You wouldn't eat arsenic, so why do pet food manufacturers think you'd feed it to your cat or dog?
November 14, 2010 In "Pet Food Ingredients" Fire-proof pet food? You know, sometimes when I pop open my email and read the morning news, I just scratch my noggin and wonder, just what the bleep are they going to contaminate pet food with next? April 29, 2011. Low Heavy Metals Verified - A New Standard in Consumer Food Safety. Spectroscopy - February 2011. Toxic heavy metals in pet food. In early 2011, Spectroscopy Magazine published the shocking results of labratory testing of pet foods for heavy metals. The paper revealed there were TOXIC levels of lead, mucury and even nuclear waste in many of the pet foods tested The published scientific evidence that some commercial pets foods contain a lot more than the advertised choice cuts of meat and fresh vegetables. Some pet foods contain toxic levels of arsenic, lead, mercury, and even nuclear waste. Quoting the Paper “Analysis of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet Foods Using Cryogenic Grinding and Quantitation by ICP-MS, Part 1?
Published in the January 2011 Spectroscopy Magazine… “For this investigation 58 cat and dog foods were bought from local stores or donated by the authors and other pet owners. The samples consisted of 31 dry food and 27 wet food varieties. €œPet food prices ranged from the “bargain†store foods priced at $0.02/oz to gourmet or specialty foods purchased from pet suppliers priced at $0.42/oz.
Www.drfoxvet.net. Herbicide Glyphosate found in Pet Foods – Truth about Pet Food. Concerning information shared with us by Dr. Michael Fox and research scientist Dr. Anthony Samsel. Glyphosate in pet food can have deadly consequences. From Dr. Michael Fox: Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide which contains the active ingredient glyphosate, recently designated a possible carcinogen, is actually absorbed by GM (genetically modified) crops genetically engineered to be resistant to this herbicide.
Dr. Glyphosate reacts at the molecular level with nitrous acid from nitrites to form N-Nitrosoglyphosate. The following table contains the Glyphosate and AMPA found in nine popular pet foods (provided by Dr. Right now in Congress, the Senate is considering a bill that will deny consumers the right to know if their food (or pet food) contains GMO ingredients (and Glyposate). Wishing you and your pet(s) the best, Susan Thixton Pet Food Safety Advocate Author Buyer Beware, Co-Author Dinner PAWsibleTruthaboutPetFood.comAssociation for Truth in Pet Food What’s in Your Pet’s Food?
Heavy Metal Pet Food Testing Paper Published – Truth about Pet Food. It is published. Finally, the shocking pet food laboratory testing results have been published in Spectroscopy Magazine. Now it is time for concerned Pet Owners to shout from the rooftops…there’s toxic levels of lead, mercury, even nuclear waste in some pet foods! Pet Owners now have the published scientific evidence.
The published scientific evidence that some commercial pets foods contain a lot more than the advertised choice cuts of meat and fresh vegetables. Some pet foods contain toxic levels of arsenic, lead, mercury, and even nuclear waste. Quoting the Paper “Analysis of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet Foods Using Cryogenic Grinding and Quantitation by ICP-MS, Part 1” published in the January 2011 Spectroscopy Magazine… “For this investigation 58 cat and dog foods were bought from local stores or donated by the authors and other pet owners.
“The presence of several other elements in some of the pet food samples was unexpected. As – Arsenic. Be – Beryllium. Cd – Cadmium. Co – Cobalt. Champion Petfoods White Paper Heavy Metals. Lead, Mercury, Arsenic, Cadmium Found In Popular Pet Foods. SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — There are plenty of regulations intended to keep human food safe, but there are new concerns about pet foods. There have been thousands of pets with illnesses or deaths linked to pet foods in recent years. In many cases, the pet owners don’t know what in the foods made their pets sick. The FDA has received over 9,000 pet food complaints since 2010 ranging from diarrhea to death.
Clean Label Lab Tests Now, lab tests commissioned by the Clean Label Project are shedding light on what they say are shocking levels of contaminants lurking in some pet foods. Jackie Bowen of the Clean Label project said, “Seeing lead levels that were 55 times those observed in the Flint, Michigan drinking water” was among the most surprising findings of the tests. The Clean Label Project worked with Ellipse Analytics to test 900 of the bestselling pet foods and treats for over 130 contaminates and toxins.
Veterinarian Concerns Veterinarian Dr. Dr. What Lab Tests Found How Much Is Too Much? Documento DOUE-L-2009-82155. Fabricacion guia. Guias Nutricionales FEDIAF es 2017. ANFAAC | Asociación Nacional de Fabricantes de Alimentos para Animales de Compañía. L00010 00021. 06 control oficial. CELEX%3A02009R1069 20140101%3AES%3ATXT. 95n 0308 c000110 vol4. Edepotlink t5627395b 001. Prácticas de etiquetado alimentos ll - Alimentación Canina | Alimentación natural canina | Alimentación natural para perros. Prácticas de etiquetado alimentos ll GLOSARIO A los efectos de este Código, las siguientes definiciones serán aplicadas seguida por la fuente.
Las fuentes de las definiciones empleadas son, por orden de importancia:(I)Legislación de la UE;(Ii)Codex Alimentarius;(Iii)ISO, y (Iv) Otros como se especifica. Prácticas de etiquetado alimentos ll. Long Living Pets - My Blog. After having researched raw feeding and also done it with my dogs for 15 years, I'm ready to move to Phase 2. Over the next few months, I hope to add 1000 dogs that feed raw to my project. I will follow these dogs for the next 15 years plus. This should produce evidence beyond any doubt that raw feeding is superior to any other food.The most interesting result that will come from this is the rate of cancer incidents. Currently, 1 out of 4 dogs get cancer. I need your help to spread the word. There is not much involved. You can register for my raw feeding project here. The resource for cat, dog food manufacturers: PetfoodIndustry. How to Heal Leaky Gut Syndrome. 10408398.2011. March | 2014 | Dr. Doug.
Nutrition is the basis of health. To build and run a healthy body, both wholesome raw materials and appropriate fuel are needed. We have been led to believe that processed pet foods provide healthy nutrition. I would like to inject an ounce of reality into this notion. Here are six falsehoods regarding the benefits of processed pet foods. 1. Processed pet foods are heated to the point that most of the natural nutrients in the raw materials are destroyed. Unfortunately, research indicates that synthetic vitamins do not provide the same health benefits as eating foods containing those same vitamins. Also, pet food manufacturers can only balance the diets to their current understanding of nutrition.
Processed pet foods are not 100% complete and balanced. 2. The word natural implies that something is closely mimicking what takes place in the wilds of nature. The wild (natural) counterparts of dogs and cats eat diets that are very different than what we provide our pets from a bag or can. 3. Untitled. Rating: Orijen Freeze Dried Dog Food receives the Advisor’s second-highest tier rating of 4 stars. The Orijen Freeze Dried product line includes three freeze dried raw dog foods, each claimed to meet AAFCO nutrient profiles for all life stages. The following is a list of recipes available at the time of this review. Orijen Freeze Dried TundraOrijen Freeze Dried Adult DogOrijen Freeze Dried Regional Red Orijen Freeze Dried Adult Dog was selected to represent the other products in the line for this review.
Orijen Freeze Dried Adult Dog Freeze-Dried Dog Food Estimated Dry Matter Nutrient Content Fiber (estimated dry matter content) = 5.2% Red items indicate controversial ingredients Carbs The first two ingredients include chicken and turkey with ground bone. Both chicken and turkey are naturally rich in the ten essential amino acids required by a dog to sustain life. The third ingredient is herring. The fourth ingredient is chicken liver. The fifth ingredient is chicken heart. Near-average protein. Rethinking Pet Food. Catherine Guthrie · What you need to know about feeding your pets a healthy, balanced diet. When Karen Becker was studying to be a veterinarian, she enrolled in her school’s free pet-food program to feed her 7-year-old Rottweiler, Gemini. “I was a broke student,” she says. “I took all the freebies I could get.” As Becker fought to save the dog’s life, she retraced her steps, desperately looking for the cause. “I wasn’t paying attention to what I fed my dog,” she says.
Animal lovers everywhere are scrutinizing pet food like never before. More than 52 percent of our dogs and 58 percent of our cats are overweight or obese, according to a 2012 Association for Pet Obesity Prevention survey. “The food we give our animals is creating generations of fat, diabetic, cancer-riddled pets,” says Becker.
Compounding the problem is that most vets learn little about nutrition. Becker, now an integrative veterinarian near Chicago, points out that pet food wasn’t always prepackaged. Nutrition Needs. Untitled. No canine adult diet on the market has proven itself like Wysong Adult™ (formerly Maintenance™). It is created by a veterinarian and owes its popularity solely to veterinary recommendation and word of mouth. Adult™ all natural dog food has been fed to tens of thousands of canines through multiple generations for over thirty years with remarkable results. This improved formulation is designed to take advantage of new processing methods to preserve natural value, and nutritional advances in epigenetics and nutrigenomics.
Adult™ is higher in meats, organs, protein, and fat, and contains a comprehensive spectrum and higher levels of micronutrients/nutraceuticals including prebiotics, Contained in nearly all Wysong pet foods and pet supplements, and absent in the majority of conventional dog foods. An absence of probiotics and enzymes compromises immunity and places the digestive burden wholly on the body, creating stress and disease. References/Further Reading:Biourrge V, et al. Genotoxicity of heat-processed foods. Raw food diets in companion animals: A critical review. LandmarksinNutrition CAMB. Javma.243.11. Raw High Quality Dog Food Paleo Diet | Tefco. Untitled. Untitled. Untitled. The Dog Food Project - Myths about Dog Nutrition. PetFoodTest1. Investigation into the animal species contents of popular wet pet foods. Identification of meat species in pet foods using a real time polymerase chain reaction PCR assay 2015 Food Control.
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BARF. Nutrient Requirements of Dogs and Cats - Committee on Animal Nutrition, Subcommittee on Dog and Cat Nutrition, National Research Council, Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources, Division on Earth and Life Studies. Dietary Needs of Dogs and Cats: What You Should Know. Myths. www.bagofbonesbarkery.com/useruploads/files/protein_-_do_high_protein_diets_destroy_kidneys.pdf. Dogs: The Accidental Omnivore. Carnivore vs. Herbivore vs. Omnivore « Pet Food Nutrition. Carnivore or omnivore? Articles for dog owners | Hill's Pet. Are dogs omnivores or carnivores? - Purina® Are dogs omnivores? What Would the Ideal Dog Food Look Like? www.acana.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Myths_of_High_Protein.pdf. PetFoodTest1.