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Do You Know What Goes Into Your Dog's Food?

Federal Regulations Say It's Okay for Pet Food to Contain Crushed Bird Beaks, Chicken Feathers and Even Brains

CHELMSFORD, MA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- October 09, 2006 -- You care about your pet's health and well-being, but you may not know the whole story when it comes to what you're feeding your cat or dog. Federal guidelines allow for disturbing ingredients in dog and cat food. How can you be sure you're doing the right thing for your pet?

Old Mother Hubbard VideoMost importantly, watch out for byproducts. Vets say consumers should look for wholesome, natural ingredients when choosing a pet food and should avoid by-products, synthetic chemicals, unnecessary additives and colorings. One alternative is all-natural pet food. Natural pet foods like the Wellness Brand go well beyond government dictated standards -- avoiding byproducts -- and instead focus on natural ingredients such as real meat, high quality grains and botanical extracts.

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