http://www.cvm.msstate.edu

Do you own any dogs or cats? You don't want them to get sick,or die.I am
fixin to look on that bag of Pro Pac www.propacpetfood.com Dog Food,
(dog food I buy at the Animal Health Products,Inc,Veterinary supply
store,995 I-20 Frontage Road) Midwestern Pet Food,Inc in
Evansville,Indiana and call that toll free number.I haven seen Pro Pac
on any pet food recall list,yet anyway.
I guess I want somebody at Midwestern Pet Food,Inc to assure me Pro Pac
dog food is safe for my little doggy.
D..n China Straight To H.LL!
cuhulin

On Apr 12, 2:29 pm, wrote:
http://www.cvm.msstate.edu

Do you own any dogs or cats? You don't want them to get sick,or die.I am
fixin to look on that bag of Pro Pac www.propacpetfood.com Dog Food,
(dog food I buy at the Animal Health Products,Inc,Veterinary supply
store,995 I-20 Frontage Road) Midwestern Pet Food,Inc in
Evansville,Indiana and call that toll free number.I haven seen Pro Pac
on any pet food recall list,yet anyway.
I guess I want somebody at Midwestern Pet Food,Inc to assure me Pro Pac
dog food is safe for my little doggy.
D..n China Straight To H.LL!
cuhulin

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There was an announcement on tody's news the dogfood company added
quite a few brand names to its list of possibly contaminated dog/cat
foods so any grocer's list is out dated. I did notice IAMS in the
stack of condemned foods. We feed our big German Shepherd steaks
(reduced) , Milk Bone, and Pedigree. So far they are not on the list
but the list keeps getting longer.
. If anyone is interested, I can look up the website of the
company..the head office is near Toronto.

Steaks? for steaks I will pretend I am a dog.

I did phone that toll free phone number at Midwestern Pet Food,Inc. 1
800 474 4163 EXT 450
A prerecorded message thingy on my phone from Midwestern (it was a lady)
said,Thank you for calling (blah blah blah) Midwestern Pet Food is in no
way associated with Menu Foods and Midwestern Pet Food does not buy
products from Menu Food.You can rest assured Midwestern pet food is safe
for your pets.

I don't remember all of the exact words the message said,but that is the
gist of what the message said.
cuhulin

Did you buy that car hauling truck yet? A commercial on tv a few minutes
ago, Custom built Trailers of Mississippi.(Seminary,Mississippi) said,If
we don't have it,we will build it.
www.devilfinder.com Custom Built Trailers of Mississippi
cuhulin

On Apr 12, 2:29 pm, wrote:
http://www.cvm.msstate.edu

Do you own any dogs or cats? You don't want them to get sick,or die.I am
fixin to look on that bag of Pro Pac www.propacpetfood.com Dog Food,
(dog food I buy at the Animal Health Products,Inc,Veterinary supply
store,995 I-20 Frontage Road) Midwestern Pet Food,Inc in
Evansville,Indiana and call that toll free number.I haven seen Pro Pac
on any pet food recall list,yet anyway.
I guess I want somebody at Midwestern Pet Food,Inc to assure me Pro Pac
dog food is safe for my little doggy.
D..n China Straight To H.LL!
cuhulin

What this mess has pointed up is that there are no controls over the
very few large contract manufacturers of cat and dog food. We have
least a hundred brands of cat and dog food sold at widely varying
prices all made under the same roof by some unknown company up in
Canada. My guess is that the "premium" pet food some of us pay
significant money for is really no diffferent from and as potentially
dangerous as the inexpensive Wal Mart brand.

I see Midwestern Pet Food,Inc www.propacpetfood.com has added/put a
Notice thingy at the top part of their website.If you own (or they own
you,my little doggy owns me) any pets,check with the Veterinary supply
stores or the quality pet stores in your area.When it comes to dog
food,I never buy it at the cheapie stores.
cuhulin

Roadie wrote:


What this mess has pointed up is that there are no controls over the
very few large contract manufacturers of cat and dog food.

Dogs and cats are well and good, but what about controls over food for
people???

On Apr 13, 4:13 pm, Tommy Tootles wrote:
Roadie wrote:

What this mess has pointed up is that there are no controls over the
very few large contract manufacturers of cat and dog food.

Dogs and cats are well and good, but what about controls over food for
people???

You are kidding right?

Roadie wrote:

On Apr 13, 4:13 pm, Tommy Tootles wrote:
Roadie wrote:

What this mess has pointed up is that there are no controls over the
very few large contract manufacturers of cat and dog food.
Dogs and cats are well and good, but what about controls over food for
people???

You are kidding right?


More and more food products are coming from the slave labour camps in
communist China. That country doesn't give a rat's ass about your
health. They've proven it countless times already.

The pollution is going on immediately next to the food production. Does
it not make sense that the produce will be contaminated? The US will do
nothing to curtail the imports of poison. It appears China is keeping he
US currency afloat.

Oh, the Irony!

(comments by dxAcehole based on that last line will inevitably follow)


mike

m II wrote:

Roadie wrote:

On Apr 13, 4:13 pm, Tommy Tootles wrote:
Roadie wrote:

What this mess has pointed up is that there are no controls over the
very few large contract manufacturers of cat and dog food.
Dogs and cats are well and good, but what about controls over food for
people???

You are kidding right?


More and more food products are coming from the slave labour camps in
communist China. That country doesn't give a rat's ass about your
health. They've proven it countless times already.

The pollution is going on immediately next to the food production. Does
it not make sense that the produce will be contaminated? The US will do
nothing to curtail the imports of poison. It appears China is keeping he
US currency afloat.

Oh, the Irony!

(comments by dxAcehole based on that last line will inevitably follow)

I don't have to comment to much these days as most know you as a dumbass Canuck.