Petsumer Report™
"It's about time somebody told me!"
Would you give your pet a food that contained
ingredients from China?
Would you give your pet a food that contained
chemicals linked to cancer?
Would you feed your pet meat from diseased,
drugged animals?
You might be right now and not even know it.
- Pet Food labels are legally allowed to lie to you. Regulations allow a pet food to make "unqualified claims, either directly or indirectly" on pet food labels. 'Healthy Weight' or 'Extend Your Pet's Life' might be an "unqualified claim".
- Although tainted Chinese imported ingredients were responsible for killing thousands of dogs and cats in 2007, although China continues to struggle with quality control, many pet food manufacturers continue to purchase cheap ingredients from China.
- Modern science has linked many common pet food ingredients to cancer and serious illness. Despite the option of healthier choices (costlier choices), many pet food manufacturers continue to use cheap, risky ingredients.
- The FDA, despite Federal law prohibiting it, allows pet food manufacturers to utilize sick, diseased, drugged and even euthanized animals as common pet food ingredients; camouflaged under less offensive sounding ingredient names.
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You simply cannot decide on a dog food or cat food by looking at the front of the bag or can; this is marketing, it is not the truth about what's inside the pet food. Actually, the front of a pet food bag is legally allowed to lie to you. Pet food regulations state a pet food label can contain "unqualified claims, either directly or indirectly". Unqualified claims mean a pet food label can claim 'Premium' or 'Choice Ingredients' when the truth is far from premium or choice.
So, back at the pet store…how do you know which pet foods are making 'unqualified claims' and which pet foods are making honest, truthful claims on their labels? This is the next challenge pet owners are up against. Pet food regulations ALSO do NOT allow a pet food manufacturer to make any statements to quality or grade of ingredients on their label – some pet foods use the same quality of meat you'd purchase in the grocery, however they are NOT allowed to tell you this (yes, I know – it's ridiculous; rules allow them to make unqualified claims, but the same rules say they can't be honest). A quality minded pet food manufacturer, who uses the same quality of meat that you would purchase in the grocery for your family is NOT allowed to tell you that.
APHIS EU Certification(Animal Plant Health Inspection Services European Union)
This certification requires that meat ingredients are USDA human grade
Petsumer Report tells you which Pet Food Manufacturers have
APHIS EU Certification
Wandering down the pet food aisles, how do you know which foods use Chinese imported ingredients? You cannot tell; there is NO information on pet food labels that tell you if the manufacturer uses imported ingredients. Chinese imported foods and food ingredients have been responsible for thousands of pet deaths and illnesses (that we know of) over the past two years. Many, many pet foods continue to use risky Chinese imports.
all U.S. ingredients
all U.S. ingredients
or
which pet food manufacturers use 'Global Sources'
Some pet foods contain chemicals and dyes linked to cancer and serious illness. Some canned pet foods have a lining inside the can that contains BPA, a chemical scientifically linked to cancer. Some canned pet foods don't contain BPA. Can you tell which is which?
use BPA lined cans and who uses risky chemicals and dyes.
won't tell you, you might as well stand back and throw a dart down the pet food aisle to choose your pet's food.
Buy it, take it home and feed it to your pet with your fingers crossed that the dart landed on a pet food that doesn't contain inferior or risky ingredients.
Or…you can subscribe to Petsumer Report Online and have access to all of the above information – and MUCH MORE – on over 1,700 different dog foods, cat foods, and dog and cat treats.
What is Petsumer Report?
Petsumer Report is an online pet food information database providing subscribers with vital information on over 1,700 dog foods, cat foods, and pet treats (new products added each month). Subscribers have 24/7 access to information the pet food label does not provide.
Do I have to download the reviews to my computer?
No, all the reviews are hosted online. Simply login and click on the dog food or cat food brand you'd like more information on. It's quick and easy to compare thousands of pet foods and treats. Soon to be viewable on portable devices such as your Blackberry.
What kind of information does Petsumer Report provide?
Petsumer Report gives subscribers alerts to risky ingredients, ingredient country of origin (U.S. only or imports), grade or quality of meat ingredients, list of health promoting ingredients, and much more! (See example below.) New! Petsumer just added recall history for each pet food brand!
Who subscribes to Petsumer Report?
Thousands have subscribed from all over the world. Although the reviews in Petsumer Report only apply to foods sold in the U.S. and Canada, pet owners from 7 different countries have subscribed (Amsterdam, UK, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Canada, U.S., and counting). Pet owners, breeders, shelters, rescue groups, pet store owners, and even pet food marketing professionals (checking out the competition) have subscribed to Petsumer Report.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes, you have a full 60 days to look over Petsumer Report. If for ANY reason you are not satisfied, I'll refund your money no questions asked.
