tinydancer
Diamond Member
I had a fun murder mystery going in Writing Forum. Thought I'd give it a shot. Part of my murder mystery incorporated the death of two of my dogs in two weeks. We think it's linked to the dog food again, and I was just going to go back to sleep but then I thought I better come to pets and let you know whats going on.
I lost two catahoulas within a two week period. When we lost Dusty we acutally thought (including our vet) it was pyometra because she had come into heat and just didn't look well.
Please everyone understand, I really am in the middle of nowhere. There is no vet around the corner. On a good day our vet can make it to this area twice a week. Barring blizzards and or flooding.
Dusty died in our arms.
My vet may the good Lord bless her soul had to come thru flooded areas to make it here to euthanise American Bad Ass.
sorry crying
There was no reason for either of these dogs to die. We are talking primo. I bred them. I am a registered breeder.
They were gorgeous and in the prime of life. And my babies.
Pardon spelling, I'm crying again.
So we are thinking it has to be a horrid repeat of 2007. We're getting the word as fast as we can. To as many websites as possible. No one can believe this, but I think it's happenening again.
But only a couple of recalls are starting to come in including what we fed our dogs.
Here's the FDA link from 2007
Melamine Pet Food Recall of 2007
yours,
td
I lost two catahoulas within a two week period. When we lost Dusty we acutally thought (including our vet) it was pyometra because she had come into heat and just didn't look well.
Please everyone understand, I really am in the middle of nowhere. There is no vet around the corner. On a good day our vet can make it to this area twice a week. Barring blizzards and or flooding.
Dusty died in our arms.
My vet may the good Lord bless her soul had to come thru flooded areas to make it here to euthanise American Bad Ass.
sorry crying
There was no reason for either of these dogs to die. We are talking primo. I bred them. I am a registered breeder.
They were gorgeous and in the prime of life. And my babies.
Pardon spelling, I'm crying again.
So we are thinking it has to be a horrid repeat of 2007. We're getting the word as fast as we can. To as many websites as possible. No one can believe this, but I think it's happenening again.
But only a couple of recalls are starting to come in including what we fed our dogs.
Here's the FDA link from 2007
Melamine Pet Food Recall of 2007
On March 15, 2007, FDA learned that certain pet foods were sickening and killing cats and dogs. FDA found contaminants in vegetable proteins imported into the United States from China and used as ingredients in pet food.
A portion of the tainted pet food was used to produce farm animal feed and fish feed. FDA and the U.S. Department of Agriculture discovered that some animals that ate the tainted feed had been processed into human food. Government scientists have determined that there is very low risk to human health from consuming food from animals that ate tainted feed. All tainted pet food, animal and fish feed, and vegetable proteins continue to be recalled and destroyed.
As a result of FDA and USDA's comprehensive investigation, on February 6, 2008, FDA announced that two Chinese nationals and the businesses they operate, along with a U.S. company and its president and chief executive officer, were indicted by a federal grand jury for their roles in a scheme to import products purported to be wheat gluten into the United States that were contaminated with melamine.
Melamine Pet Food Recall of 2007
yours,
td