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Old 04-09-2007, 01:40 PM #1
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Default Recall worsening and expanding???

Now there is 'talk' that wheat gluten may not be the culprit.

I hope this all gets taken care of soon.
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Unhappy I don't know what to think anymore.... sigh....

PETA has been after Iams for a long time now.

Our cats have been eating Iams kibble (Eukanuba) for 10 yrs now and they are not
affected. (2 of them have had repeated blood work over the past 5 years).

Everyone is trying to cover their butts on this one.

Older dogs and cats do got into kidney failure, anyway, just like humans do.

It is possible that someone at Menu Foods made a "mistake" and put in the wrong % of ingredients? Or there is another toxin? There remains more unanswered questions.

Here is another link to a discussion about this horrendous situation:

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And here is a paper from 2005 describing symptoms....they do sound similar.

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I have to run to the vet, but I am wondering if Prescription Diet k/d is on the list yet. That is what they gave me to feed Lucy. I am worried since she has been have stomach noises. I guess I could ask the vet.
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