Cornell profs investigate pet food
Veterinary scientists from Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., are leading the search for the ingredient believed responsible for the deaths of cats and dogs in Canada and the United States.
The company has given scientists test-food and tissue
samples from animals that have died.
samples from animals that have died.
Menu Foods recall affects 60
million tins of pet food and affects all of Menu Foods’ “cuts and gravy” style
dog and cat food produced at a facility in Emporia, Kan., between Dec. 3 and
March 6 and sold at retailers throughout North America.
No one knows how
many animals may have died as a result of ingesting the food.
Related news story:
Recall of 60 million pet food cans
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