A major manufacturer of dog and cat food is recalling 60 million containers of wet food
Mon, Mar 19 2007 10:16
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Lets keep this companies in mind they seem to get some of their ingredients form the same supplier and be part of a industrial supply chain. Hopefully there will be more and more companies who do local and organic pet food soon.
The news said that reports of dogs and cats suffering kidney failure after eating the food. At least 10 animals have died. Check the list below before feeding your animals.
Recalled Cat Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
List of cat and dog foods affected:
1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
2. Authority
3. Best Choice
4. Companion
5. Compliments
6. Demoulas Market Basket
7. Fine Feline Cat, Shep Dog
8. Food Lion
9. Foodtown
10. Giant Companion
11. Good n Meaty
12. Hannaford
13. Hill Country Fare
14. Hy-Vee
15. Key Food
16. Laura Lynn
17. Li'l Red
18. Loving Meals
19. Main Choice
20. Nutriplan
21. Nutro Max Gourmet Classics
22. Nutro Natural Choice
23. Paws
24. Presidents Choice
25. Price Chopper
26. Priority
27. Save-A-Lot
28. Schnucks
29. Sophistacat
30. Special Kitty
31. Springfield Pride
32. Sprout
33. Total Pet, My True Friend
34. Wegmans
35. Western Family
36. White Rose
37. Winn Dixie
Recalled Dog Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
2. Authority
3. Award
4. Best Choice
5. Big Bet
6. Big Red
7. Bloom
8. Bruiser
9. Cadillac
10. Companion
11. Demoulas Market Basket
12. Fine Feline Cat, Shep Dog
13. Food Lion
14. Giant Companion
15. Great Choice
16. Hannaford
17. Hill Country Fare
18. Hy-Vee
19. Key Food
20. Laura Lynn
21. Loving Meals
22. Main Choice
23. Mixables
24. Nutriplan
25. Nutro Max
26. Nutro Natural Choice
27. Nutro
28. Ol'Roy
29. Paws
30. Pet Essentials
31. Pet Pride
32. Presidents Choice
33. Price Chopper
34. Priority
35. Publix
36. Roche Bros
37. Save-A-Lot
38. Schnucks
39. Springsfield Pride
40. Sprout
41. Stater Bros
42. Total Pet, My True Friend
43. Western Family
44. White Rose
45. Winn Dixie
46. Your Pet
The news said that reports of dogs and cats suffering kidney failure after eating the food. At least 10 animals have died. Check the list below before feeding your animals.
Recalled Cat Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
List of cat and dog foods affected:
1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
2. Authority
3. Best Choice
4. Companion
5. Compliments
6. Demoulas Market Basket
7. Fine Feline Cat, Shep Dog
8. Food Lion
9. Foodtown
10. Giant Companion
11. Good n Meaty
12. Hannaford
13. Hill Country Fare
14. Hy-Vee
15. Key Food
16. Laura Lynn
17. Li'l Red
18. Loving Meals
19. Main Choice
20. Nutriplan
21. Nutro Max Gourmet Classics
22. Nutro Natural Choice
23. Paws
24. Presidents Choice
25. Price Chopper
26. Priority
27. Save-A-Lot
28. Schnucks
29. Sophistacat
30. Special Kitty
31. Springfield Pride
32. Sprout
33. Total Pet, My True Friend
34. Wegmans
35. Western Family
36. White Rose
37. Winn Dixie
Recalled Dog Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
2. Authority
3. Award
4. Best Choice
5. Big Bet
6. Big Red
7. Bloom
8. Bruiser
9. Cadillac
10. Companion
11. Demoulas Market Basket
12. Fine Feline Cat, Shep Dog
13. Food Lion
14. Giant Companion
15. Great Choice
16. Hannaford
17. Hill Country Fare
18. Hy-Vee
19. Key Food
20. Laura Lynn
21. Loving Meals
22. Main Choice
23. Mixables
24. Nutriplan
25. Nutro Max
26. Nutro Natural Choice
27. Nutro
28. Ol'Roy
29. Paws
30. Pet Essentials
31. Pet Pride
32. Presidents Choice
33. Price Chopper
34. Priority
35. Publix
36. Roche Bros
37. Save-A-Lot
38. Schnucks
39. Springsfield Pride
40. Sprout
41. Stater Bros
42. Total Pet, My True Friend
43. Western Family
44. White Rose
45. Winn Dixie
46. Your Pet
Comments
Elimination Communication (EC) or the diaper free baby
Maybe you can already tell we are having a new born baby and experimentell as we are we are trying something which now is call Elimination Communication. Elimination Communication use to be practice by most not industriel cultures who simply didn't had diapers or whom the concept of diapers never occoured and it basically means to not use diapers with your baby and isntead to communicate with your baby and try to understand the babies signs and signals which tell you when she or he has to go to the toilet. There are several books about it. One being the book Diaper Free!
by Ingrid Bauer. My wife calles her a trust found hippie because of her very dogmatic approach. But then there is The Diaper-Free Baby: The Natural Toilet Training Alternative which is more practically introduction.
Here a couple of link which will lead you to some useful EC products:
You will find good training pants here.
Also BabyBjorn makes an excellent little potty, toilet seat and stepping stool.
by Ingrid Bauer. My wife calles her a trust found hippie because of her very dogmatic approach. But then there is The Diaper-Free Baby: The Natural Toilet Training Alternative which is more practically introduction.Here a couple of link which will lead you to some useful EC products:
You will find good training pants here
.Also BabyBjorn
makes an excellent little potty, toilet seat and stepping stool.Movie: The Real Dirt on Farmer John (2006)
The movie can be found at Netflix
In The Real Dirt, real-life farmer John Peterson places his bid to bring the community farm revival into the mainstream. John is an unlikely candidate: he talks in a slow, effeminate drawl; his mother is the moral center of his universe; and his habit of plowing in drag wins him no friends in his Northern Illinois rural community. Yet, by the end, you'll want no one else for the job. John is as sharp-witted as he is slow talking, as unapologetic as he is non-conforming, and he's not a little handsome to boot. John's story--told through documentary footage largely shot by himself, his friends and his family over his entire lifetime, and then woven together and embellished by Director Taggart Siegel--is the unlikely victory of a man who refused to be had by the bankers, the gossiping neighbors, or those he said he was too gay-sounding to be a leader in the fight to save family farms. This movie is laugh-out-loud funny, charming, soulful, and always true. It works both as a documentary and as a story. Like the shire in Lord of the Rings, the farm is the home John will always return to. He creates there an agricultural and artistic haven for people who want to share meals, create art, celebrate difference, and bring beautiful vegetables to the people of Chicago. A young woman explains that working among the tomatoes helps her appreciate her own body, and the curves she used to be ashamed of. In the same way, this film will light a spark in all of us who yearn for a healthy rural America, one which provides spritual satisfaction as well as bodily nourishment. (Thomas McElderry)
For more details look at the official website: http://www.therealdirt.net/
In The Real Dirt, real-life farmer John Peterson places his bid to bring the community farm revival into the mainstream. John is an unlikely candidate: he talks in a slow, effeminate drawl; his mother is the moral center of his universe; and his habit of plowing in drag wins him no friends in his Northern Illinois rural community. Yet, by the end, you'll want no one else for the job. John is as sharp-witted as he is slow talking, as unapologetic as he is non-conforming, and he's not a little handsome to boot. John's story--told through documentary footage largely shot by himself, his friends and his family over his entire lifetime, and then woven together and embellished by Director Taggart Siegel--is the unlikely victory of a man who refused to be had by the bankers, the gossiping neighbors, or those he said he was too gay-sounding to be a leader in the fight to save family farms. This movie is laugh-out-loud funny, charming, soulful, and always true. It works both as a documentary and as a story. Like the shire in Lord of the Rings, the farm is the home John will always return to. He creates there an agricultural and artistic haven for people who want to share meals, create art, celebrate difference, and bring beautiful vegetables to the people of Chicago. A young woman explains that working among the tomatoes helps her appreciate her own body, and the curves she used to be ashamed of. In the same way, this film will light a spark in all of us who yearn for a healthy rural America, one which provides spritual satisfaction as well as bodily nourishment. (Thomas McElderry)
For more details look at the official website: http://www.therealdirt.net/
