Ginnys
April 7th, 2007, 01:19 AM
Here is a link to another site containing a list of foods not on the recall. It looks like it is semi-current and you still have to be careful and informed, but it's a start....
http://www.thepetfoodlist.com/
With the ever-growing list of recalled foods and treats I think someone has to start compiling (and maintaining) a list of foods that are still safe. A hugh undertaking considering how fast the situation is changing, but I for one want to know what I can purchase that is still safe.
This recall has major news coverage now, but no one is providing safe alternatives for those of us that don't have time to cook for our pets. I know it's a crap shoot trying to stay current, but maybe this site could blaze the trail. With as many folks that logon to this site internationally, maybe we have one or more moderators (several of who seem to be experts in the field)that could take our inputs and compile a comprehensive list of what is not on the recall list.
Just my thoughts, but I sure would appreciate it - it would provide a little sunshine of hope in all this bleak darkness.
http://www.thepetfoodlist.com/
With the ever-growing list of recalled foods and treats I think someone has to start compiling (and maintaining) a list of foods that are still safe. A hugh undertaking considering how fast the situation is changing, but I for one want to know what I can purchase that is still safe.
This recall has major news coverage now, but no one is providing safe alternatives for those of us that don't have time to cook for our pets. I know it's a crap shoot trying to stay current, but maybe this site could blaze the trail. With as many folks that logon to this site internationally, maybe we have one or more moderators (several of who seem to be experts in the field)that could take our inputs and compile a comprehensive list of what is not on the recall list.
Just my thoughts, but I sure would appreciate it - it would provide a little sunshine of hope in all this bleak darkness.
