Pedigree dog food Review

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LindaBee
Williamsport, MD

Have you read what is in this stuff!!

very attached to my dog, a dog owner

Pros

None

Cons

Customer service lacking, Quality control lacking, Terrible ingredients

MAR

2008

Pedigree dog food —

Okay, I'm like all the other dog owners out there....you go through different dog foods looking for the one your pet will eat & one that is good for them. I had seen Pedigree advertisted on t.v. so on impulse I picked up a few cans of it without reading the label. My dogs wouldn't touch it...turned up their little noses & walked away. Well, I finally found a spare moment to read the ingredients & said NO WAY. What in the world are animal parts? My son told me I didn't want to know. Anyway, there were so many pet food recalls recently that I had to be careful what I did feed them. I had found a brand that they loved & the ingredients didn't make ME feel sick so am sticking with what I feel them now. Will never again buy Pedigree brand......I had purchased 3 cans & 2 of those got tossed in the trash.

Pedigree dog food is not recommended by LindaBee

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Comments about LindaBee’s Review

"Animal Parts" and "By-products" mean organs and ground-up bones (in order for the term "by-product" to be listed in the ingredient panel, they can NOT contain feet, beaks, and other non-nutritional parts of the animal.) These are a natural source of glucosamine and so forth. Look at the brands that advertise that they don't have "by-products": they have tons of supplements at the bottom of the ingredient list. I think we all know how supplements are not as good as the real source. Also, when a wolf hunts an animal, they go straight for the organs and eat the bones. Don't be fool by advertising. They are, after all, just trying to make money.