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The Menu Foods pet food recall was expanded to Canada on Monday and a new pet food brand has been added to the list of over 100 brands affected.

After an inspection of over 400 stores nationwide, the FDA states that there is still tainted pet food on store shelves.

The pet food recall has now expanded to include dog biscuits carried by Wal-Mart. What is wrong with the pet food and when will the recall end?

Even though the FDA and Menu Foods seem to be wrapping up their investigations of the recent pet food recall, many animal protections aren't convinced that it's over yet. Read why your pet may still not be safe.

Menu Foods petfood recall- a collaboration of info & tips taken from at least 15 different credible sources and combined in one article for concerned consumers.

Information that has recently been added to the overwhelming pet food recall from Menu Foods, one of the leading manufactures of pet food located in Canada.

The recent recall of Menu Foods dog and cat foods has caused many pet owners worry and grief. Dog and cats have died because their owners have trusted the pet food companies to produce foods that are safe for their pets.

Menu Foods announces massive pet food recall after pets have become sick, some dying, from pet foods they produced.

The recall list has grown and pet owners are growing more alarmed. According to unofficial data from petconnection.com, 4,211 pet deaths may have been related to the tainted food

This article focuses on the findings of scientists and the FDA as to the cause for the recent pet food recall.

Another pet food recall has been ordered, this time by the company Eight in One. They are recalling their Dingo pet treats due to salmonella poisoning.

When the media first announced the massive, 90 brand pet food recall of March 2007, pet owners everywhere are asking one very important question: "What is a pet owner supposed to do during a pet food recall to keep their pets happy, healthy and safe?"

The article shares the latest information on the recent pet food recall as well as drawing a comparison with a similar 2005 recall.

Publisher creates a dog food recipe cookbook to offer a solution to the panic in response to the pet food recall.

PETA, PFI and now an anti-PETA group are hurling damaging statistics and each other, while the debate over the dry pet food recall continues.

Mark Wiens sold almost half his stock in the company three weeks before a massive recall of its pet food products. Weins sought permission from CEO before trading.

With the horrific news in recent weeks regarding pet food in North American, more worrying information about the scandal has come out today.

The recent recall of 60 million containers of pet food was enough to scare American pet owners, but now they are in complete shock at what was found in their pet's food.

Since March, over 10 pet food brands have been recalled dues to possible traces of rat poision and a toxic chemical called Melamine. What products have been recalled? What are the symptoms? And how can you aviod feeding contaminated foods?

Today organic, all-natural pet food manufacturer Natural Balance announced a recall on two types of food, one cat food and one dog food.

Menu Foods CEO Paul K. Henderson announced a quarterly loss of 30 million dollars with an additional 42 million in unplanned expenses directly related to the pet food recall during the Menu Foods Annual General Meeting held June 29, 2007.

The 60 million can and pouch pet food recall by Menu Foods contains rodent poison.

American Nutrition is under fire for adding rice protein to foods manufactured for pet food companies without consent. The rice protein used was recalled due to contamination with melamine. Several new recalls have now been issued.

Is your pet's food safe? Menu Foods which makes pet food for 17 out of 20 of the leading retailers in America, and many popular brand name pet foods, has recalled 60 million containers. Is one of those containers hiding in your cabinet?

To complicate the ongoing saga of tainted pet food produced by Menu Foods, three sample of cat food that were tested here in New York at Cornell University were found to contain aminopterin, a rat poison.

Senators Dick Durbin and Maria Cantwell said a second Chinese company is selling tainted rice protein complex. The House of Representatives will hold a hearing today as part of the tainted pet food investigation.

Pigs who were bred for human consumption and were fed by products of the tainted pet food have tested positive for melamine. The FDA is investigating to see if any melamine tainted products may have made it into the human food supply.

The FDA's new safety "czar" Dr. David W. K. Acheson has stated that consumers should feel safe feeding their pets commercial pet food now. Many pet owners are understandably skeptical, and some are outraged at what seems to be a dismissive move by the FDA.

The FDA and Department of Agriculture announced that they will not issue a recall of pork products despite 45 people having eaten pork products contaminated with melamine.

The Chinese government previously refused to allow FDA inspectors to enter the country to further investigate the source(s) of the tainted pet food ingredients but has yielded to diplomatic pressure and will now allow the inspectors into the country.

Amid pet food recalls and tainted pet foods world-wide, more and more consumers are turning to natural pet food companies. Pet Chef Express is one of those companies enjoying a new customer base.

How one cat and owner survived the pet food recalls of 2006-2007, and lived to tell the story.

Watching the news has become distressing, with all the pet food recalls. Many people are trying home made pet food recipes to temporarily feed their animals until the problem is resolved. Here are a few recipes I use for my cats.

Recalls are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to questionable pet food quality.

Menu Foods, and a dozen other pet food companies have stated they will no longer buy products from China. With the March recall of pet foods, due to kidney failure, pet food companies have changed their policy.

Suggestions for making your own pet food.

New list was published on April 5 with even MORE foods added to it.

Store brand dog and cat canned food linked to kidney problems and deaths in dogs and cats. The chunks and gravy style canned food suspected cause of at least 10 reported deaths.

Pet food produced by a private-label company and sold under many brand names has been contaminated and may cause kidney failure in cats and dogs.

A week ago, pet food manufacturer Menu Foods, Inc. announced a massive recall of 60 million containers of pet food. Today, in a shocking new development, scientists found rat poison in the food.

Pet food made by Menu Foods, a contract manufacturer that makes 95 brands of cat and dog food, has been found to contain a chemical found in rat poison.

New policies are needed for the pet food industry. Aren't our pets worth protection?

Chinese companies and workers admit adding melamine to pet food to boost price is a common practice and has been for years.

An FDA investigation found that some stores are still selling pet food that was recalled by Menu Foods.

Menu foods who manufacture the tainted pet food that is blamed for injuries and deaths of hundreds of cats and dogs across the country said Friday it would compensate owners for their pet's medical bills.

Federal investigators are looking into report that the Chinese companies who made wheat gluten and rice protein complex used in pet food deliberately laced the products with melamine to increase the price.

Menu Foods reportedly harassed hundreds of pet owners who complained to the company after their pets suffered from their tainted products.

Contaminated pet food with an industrial chemical may have sickened and killed at least 39,000 cats and dogs nationwide.