Go to Dogfoodadvisor.com where they are listed. Can't believe how many stores and brands are involved! Should be posted here, but I haven't the remotest idea how to do it.
Candy
Go to Dogfoodadvisor.com where they are listed. Can't believe how many stores and brands are involved! Should be posted here, but I haven't the remotest idea how to do it.
Candy
Here is the link: http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-fo...to-salmonella/
I only buy treats & food that are made in the USA. That is not a 100% guarantee but I try to check labels. Thanks for the advisory. I think we should stick to basics with the dogs. Too many exotic choices. My first dog had a Nyla bone, a calcium bone and got milk bones.
If I recall correctly, isn't it pretty rare for salmonella to cause illness in dogs? I was thinking I read that about raw food feeding - that is why dogs can eat raw chicken, but humans need to cook it thoroughly and be very careful about sanitation if they feed their dogs raw chicken . Hopefully our raw feeders will correct me if I'm off track, but it seems like the bigger danger with these treats might be to humans who handle them.
(I never wash my hands after giving the girls a treat... so it's a good reminder either way )
Kim & the Girls
With me always, Cassie & Angel
Mine get real cheddar cheese and pork rinds. They ain't never gonna leave home, you couldn't pry them from here with a Howitzer.
Redhaired Girl----Thanks for posting the link.