The J.M. Smucker Company has reportedly issued a voluntary withdrawal of dozens of their dog foods after a Washington D.C. news station found an alarming amount of their products contained a drug used to euthanize animals. WebMD reported that Smucker’s is pulling several brands of Gravy Train, Kibbles ‘N Bits, Ol’ Roy, and Skippy canned …
The Food and Drug Administration said they’re investigating claims made by a Washington D.C.-based news station that a euthanasia drug was found in an alarming amount of Gravy Train dog foods. WJLA started investigating the matter after Nikki Mael claimed she gave her five dogs Evanger’s pet food on New Years Day 2016 and, within minutes, they …
Some big name pet food makers are under fire — and legal assault — from pet owners who believe tainted animal food is making their special friends sick and even killing them. Nancy Grace explores the dangers of not reading the labels and not being informed. Her guests include Laura Beveridge, a Georgia dog lover …
