🔍Conducting tests on pet food to identify contaminants causing illness.
🔬In-depth analysis of heavy metals, mycotoxins, and other potential toxins.
💡No actionable levels of contaminants found so far, but further investigation is necessary.
❗️Encouraging pet owners to report any symptoms or issues with pet food.
⏱Testing consumer samples associated with pets' illnesses for more accurate results.
What should I do if my pet shows symptoms after eating their food?
—If your pet exhibits any symptoms, such as vomiting, diarrhea, or refusing to eat, immediately stop feeding the food. Contact your veterinarian and participate in our survey to help us investigate further.
What contaminants have you tested for so far?
—We have tested for heavy metals, mycotoxins, vitamin D, clostridium, salmonella, and more. While we have not found any actionable levels of contaminants, we are expanding our testing to ensure a comprehensive analysis.
Why is it taking so long to get conclusive results?
—Finding a lab without a conflict of interest and conducting thorough testing takes time. We are committed to resolving this issue and ensuring the health of your pets, even if it means facing criticism and hate mail.
Should I stop feeding my pet's current food?
—If your pet shows any symptoms or refuses to eat their food, consider switching to a different brand or batch. Trust your pet's reactions and consult your veterinarian for advice.
How can I help in the investigation?
—If your pet has been affected or you suspect an issue with their food, please contact your veterinarian, participate in our survey, and provide any relevant information. Your contribution is valuable in our efforts to ensure pet food safety.
00:00Providing an update on the pet food testing for potential contaminants causing illness in pets.
02:42Explaining the testing process and the importance of accurate analysis.
06:07Discussing the findings of the tests, including heavy metals, mycotoxins, and other potential toxins.
09:59Addressing questions and concerns from pet owners, emphasizing the need for vigilance and reporting.
11:59Acknowledging the challenges in the investigation and the commitment to resolving the issue.
