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Chicken fat in Timberwolf?
Sorry if this has already been asked, I didn't find anything on it when I searched, but when did Timberwolf start adding chicken fat? I specifically fed it to Walnut because there were no chicken products in it and now I see that every single formula lists chicken fat as one of the main ingredients.
There also seems to be more grains in there than there used to be but I don't have any old ingredient list to compare to, so perhaps I'm wrong on that. Either way, I guess I won't be feeding this stuff anymore, especially since I just noticed there's a recall because of digestive issues. |
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I did notice Walnut itching again even while still on Timberwolf late last year, but I put her on a different food (due to budget issues at the time) and didn't check Timberwolf's ingredients until I almost ordered a bag yesterday. What lame excuses from this company, I definately won't be recommending them to anyone else .
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If its any of these , please be advised of the food recall.
http://timberwolforganics.com/News-a...4Pa38Ta38Lb3r0 |
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Tia very sick
We have used Timberwolf since we were told Tia our 3 year old ****zu is allergic to her environment. We chose it because it didn't include Chicken fat. Recently the product packaging changed and after a week on the new food Tia had become very ichy scratchy and severe diarrhea. Our male ****zu on the same food is also scratching and has diarrhea as well. I took the food back and contacted the company via e-mail and was told the same thing you were told.
How can they say ORGANIC are all the chickens they use for the food Organic chickens I think not. Very upset in Surrey |
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