"Isn't Your Pet Worth It"

After years of research Doggies Unlimited was created for the health of our pets by creating Organic Dog Biscuits and fresh made jerky, Beef, Turkey and Chicken with Celery, Broccoli, Parsley, Carrots and Zucchini. All made and shipped the same day. Doggies Unlimited is also the Representatives for the Life's Abundance. And future home of the Slow Pull Retractable Leashes. Life's Abundance is a Holistic Veterinarian Formulated Pet Foods, Treats, Supplements, Grooming and the Slow Pull Retractable Leashes needs both for dogs and cats. A lot of times we just grab a bag of dog or cat pet foods or treats from the shelf that look good because of the packaging but don't be fooled they are often not made with the healthiest choices of ingredients. Take the time to read the labels as to what is in it. And where they originate from. Don't be fooled by the packaging. I believe that if the ingredients don't sound like human choices of ingredients that you could eat then you have to ask yourself, if I wouldn't eat it, then why would I feed it to my best friend. Think about it. "Isn't Your Pet Worth It". Visit: Doggies Unlimited @ www.doggiesunlimited.com

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

FDA CVM Update on Jerky Treats

FDA CVM Update on Jerky Treats January 9, 2013 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) released today a progress report on its investigation into reports of illnesses and deaths associated with jerky pet treats from China. The report includes a summary of adverse event reports received by FDA through August 2012, Establishment Inspection Reports from FDA’s inspection of two chicken jerky manufacturing plants in China, and details about FDA’s ongoing investigation. FDA is in communication with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets (NYSDAM) regarding its finding of antibiotic residues in chicken jerky treats from China. Correspondingly, Del Monte, the company that makes Milo’s Kitchen Chicken Jerky Treats and Chicken Grillers, and Nestle-Purina, the makers of Waggin’ Train and Canyon Creek Ranch dog treats have both initiated a nationwide removal of these products from the market. Based on the FDA’s review of the NYSDAM results, there is no evidence that raises health concerns, and these results are highly unlikely to be related to the reports of illnesses FDA has received related to jerky pet treats. FDA commends Del Monte and Nestle-Purina for withdrawing these products from the market in response to this product quality issue. FDA also welcomes additional information about NYSDAM’s testing methodology, which is different and reportedly more sensitive than currently validated and approved regulatory methods. FDA reminds pet owners that jerky pet treats are not necessary for pets to have a fully balanced diet, so eliminating them will not harm pets. Commercially produced pet food, which is very safe, contains all of the nutrients that pets need. For more information: FDA investigates animal illnesses linked to jerky pet treats Information on reports of illnesses and the ongoing investigation into jerky pet treats Summary of reports received up to August 2012 2010 Reports 2011 Reports January - April 2012 Reports April - August 2012 Reports Yantai Aska Establishment Inspection Report Acidchem International; Sdm. Bhd. Establishment Inspection Report Milo’s Kitchen notice Nestle-Purina notice disclaimer icon IMS Trading Corp to voluntarily withdraw Cadet Brand Chicken Jerky Treat Products disclaimer icon

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