Where it says "animal fat" and "animal liver" is this from a rendering plant ? aka roadkill etc ?
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I would hope not but with all the information I read Id say there's a good chance. A lot of this is hype I'm sure for the consumer to go holistic. I find it very confusing. I have strays that I feed and they seem to love purina one. To answer your question though I don't truly know.
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Nutrition is nutrition, how it was derived is of little concern to me provided it is safe for my cat and produced according the laws of our land. When he kills and eats moles outside, I really don't want to know the details, but I can guarantee you it would not be approved by the PETA set in spite of it being an essential part of mother nature.
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Plus, they define "natural" in their description; "Vitamin D3 GOLD is made from Lanolin - a natural source (NOT artificially made in labs or from possibly impure fish liver)" n.b.. Fish liver is "natural" too, but they are right to say that it is often contaminated, especially with heavy metals. I live in an area where it is recommended that native fish be eaten only once a week, and not at all by pregnant women, because the waters are contaminated. All those toxins are the most concentrated in the liver.
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well at the top of the package it lists a province in Japan, Koyoto-Yagi "Yagi was a town located in Funai District, Kyoto Prefecture.."this is disgustingly misleading, how the seller highlights "distributed by.." a Hawaiian company. so someone in Hawaii is selling possibly radiation-poisoned, toxic, perhaps lethal Japanese seaweed and these deceptive merchants call it "Hawaiian"
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The can that I just got a week ago had TONS of fat in it. I was shocked when I poured it out of the can because it was more than half fat. Indeed the label reflected the high fat content. Delicious and a far cry from the junk I was buying at my local grocery that was super watery.
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The label says: Ingredients - "100% beef liver from cows raised in the USA." Also, on the front of the package it says "no fillers or preservatives."
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It is from Yak semen. There is a culture produced from it. It is 100% Vegan.
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wheat gluten, chicken fat, by product meal ? What kind of garbage is this, be damn if I feed it to my schnauzer.
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My dog almost died. What ever ingredient was in the adult lamb and rice formula attacked her liver. Caught in time. Vet cost was over $1200. Didn't fight the company, just filed a complaint.
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ingredients on label says desiccated liver which I looked up and it says it is beef.
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To be honest. I am usure of if it's wild or farm raised, and I just finished a bag and sent it to be recycled, so I can't look at the bag to tell you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I don't see it listed in the ingredients. The two products are somewhat different. My dog takes it for her liver. My vet recommends giving it an hour before a meal once a day.
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"Organic" and "Natural" actually don't have legal definitions. The FDA has yet to define it, so companies use it as they like and put simple pictures of farms or other natural-esque looking scenery on packages to fool people. It's easy to research if you'd like further clarification, the company probably meant that "the buckwheat shells came from nature at one point." It's close enough
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It is 100% dried pig blood. Quick-shot nitrogen (not slow-release!) fertilizer, with some other nutrients. It is the active ingredient in products that deter deer and other herbivores by smell.
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This does not have any reference to China. It says "Product of India" and is distributed by Terrasoul Superfoods of Fort Worth, TX. As far as I can see, it does not say what the country of origin is for the packaging, but it is labeled as a Fair Trade product, and the packaging appears to be quite "green". You're welcome!
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I'm not sure. It looks something like animal skin but I think it's actually synthetic. Maybe it says in the description.
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I would assume from the word "Bovine" in the ingredient list that there is some animal material in the mix. Though as I said, this is just an assumption
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Technically, bee wax, pollen, and honey are animal products. No animal testing.