Pet food toxin levels ranked for 71 dog, cat food brands

Clean Label Project contracted a laboratory to analyze more than 900 dog and cat foods.

Clean Label Project contracted an independent laboratory to analyze more than 900 of the most popular dog and cat foods from 71 brands, according to a press release. The lab tested for 130 potentially toxic chemicals, including the dangerous heavy metals arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury, and adulterants such…

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In the October 2021 issue of Petfood Industry, read about small pets, aflatoxin and other topics.

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Small pets make bigger mark than ever on the industry

While dogs and cats continue to reign supreme, the growth of the “other” pet space can’t be denied: 9.9 million homes own a bird, 6.2 million homes have a small pet (usually small mammals) and 5.7 million homes own a reptile.

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Pet owners with birds, small mammals and other types of non-dog/cat animals are demanding the best for their feathered, furry or scaly friends.

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Pet food toxin levels ranked for 71 dog, cat food brands

Clean Label Project contracted a laboratory to analyze more than 900 dog and cat foods.

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