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Earlier this year Purina and Milo’s Kitchen voluntarily recalled chicken dog treats made in China that tested positive for unapproved antibiotics.

Concerned pet owners banded together for a cause; safer pet food. Their cause could save the lives of countless dogs and cats. It’s called Pet Food Recall First Alert and it is attracting big names in Pet Food.

Jewel-Osco said it is recalling a brand of dog biscuits because it may contain peanut butter contaminated with salmonella

On May 13, 2008 the FDA held its Pet Food Safety Meeting. Susan Thixton of TruthAboutPetFood.com didn’t agree with the $140.00 webcast charge for a public meeting, video taped it, and it now providing the full meeting video on her website.

Petsumer Report’s™ first year anniversary provides reviews and ratings on 242 different cat foods – 21 different cat treats – 293 different dog foods – and 70 different dog treats. A total of 626 pet foods and treats reviewed. Whew!

The more she learned, the more frustrated Susan Thixton became. Finally, she found an outlet for her frustration helping to educate pet owners around the world on pet food safety.

The Food & Drug Administration announced on 1/7/08 its intention to schedule a public meeting to obtain input to ensure the safety of pet food. To provide US pet owners a voice, Susan Thixton announces ‘US Pet Owners for Pet Food Safety e-March’.

While there is no way to be 100% certain that a pet food will not be tainted or will not be recalled, pet food expert Susan Thixton has just provided a list of pet food ingredients that are potentially dangerous.

Do you wonder if the food you give your dog or cat contains ingredients grown or manufactured in China…or anywhere outside the US? Petsumer Report provides pet owners with country of origin of pet food ingredients and much more...

Wag Pet Boutique, in partnership with three pet-friendly organizations, announces the Presents 4 Pets collection drive raised more than $10,000 in donations.

There are masses of testimonials, everywhere you look, depicting a failed RECALL system...The only failure, is that no ONE organization has taken the INFORMATIONAL lead...Up until now !!!

Veteran Pet Expert Susan Thixton announces the latest tool for pet owners everywhere to keep their pets safe. Petsumer Report is the hot new pet publication providing reviews and ratings on pet foods, treats, toys and all types of pet suppliers.

Publisher creates a dog food recipe cookbook to offer a solution to the panic in response to the pet food recall.