Oh no, I hope your baby gets better soon....Don't beat yourself up over giving it to him. You could not have known!!
Concerned about Chicken jerky treats
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I'm so sorry this happened to your little one.:huh: He looks so cute in your avatar. I hope he's okay now. I know that foods from china for children and pets have been tainted in the past. I worry a lot about Dogswell which has lots of products out there that are very popular (and apparently tasty to dogs) but they're made in China...I could hardly see it on their bags. When I called them they say that they run tests on every single batch but I'm still worried about those treats (though tyler has had them and loves them
I give Tyler Wellness jerky treats, those little rectangles. They're made in the USA and they're really the only treat he likes. He's never had a stomach issue from them and he's been eating them for the past 8 months.
I give Tyler Wellness jerky treats, those little rectangles. They're made in the USA and they're really the only treat he likes. He's never had a stomach issue from them and he's been eating them for the past 8 months.
i don't purchase any food made in china - for us or the dogs! many frozen veggies - even organics! - are from china. its important to look at the country of origin label (usually a stamp on the back of the package). however, that label is only on foods in their "whole" form - for instance on a package of frozen peas. if it is a package of peas and carrots, the law does not require a country of origin label.
You're right..actually a lot of organics are coming from China nowadays. I just read an article where China has become one of the main suppliers for organic food.i don't purchase any food made in china - for us or the dogs! many frozen veggies - even organics! - are from china. its important to look at the country of origin label (usually a stamp on the back of the package). however, that label is only on foods in their "whole" form - for instance on a package of frozen peas. if it is a package of peas and carrots, the law does not require a country of origin label.
PS- there is a brand from here called "Pet Zoo" and evidently that has made a lot of dogs sick..so look out for that brand if you see it. I don't know if it's in the US..but for sure, don't buy it!
I'm so glad he's feeling better now!
Sorry about reviving this old thread, too. But, thank you for the info about Bailey. I'm super careful about treats, bones, and jerky. I want it made in the USA and packaged here, too. One must be so careful. As, they're companies that market made in the USA, but, pkgd in China. Just yesterday, I have our treat and bone bases covered here. But, wanted something different...a jerky. Cody loves these and they are safe!
Real Dogs Jerky
They are made with chicken breast and sea salt to preserve them. That's it. I only give something like this once every week or two for something a little different.
Real Dogs Jerky
They are made with chicken breast and sea salt to preserve them. That's it. I only give something like this once every week or two for something a little different.
Yup - I avoid treats made in China. If they put melamine in infant formula who knows what they can put in dog food. I give Tyler Kona Chips Chicken Jerky, Kona's Chips | Dog Jerky, Jerky Dog Treats, Chicken Jerky, Made in USA Their products are both made and processed in the USA and available on-line. The owner's dog nearly died from eating Chinese-made treats and thus the company was formed. You can even order samples for a dollar each. Shipping is very fast and they need to be refrigerated. Tyler LOVES them so much and he is THE pickiest treat eater. :HistericalSmiley: BTW the package says 6oz but I weighed the product the other day and it's 7oz.:thumbsup:
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