In response to negative results from tests conducted by veterinary toxicologists at UC-Davis and the FDA, as cited in news reports, the ASPCA believes that fears of widespread acetaminophen contamination in pet food are unfounded.
ASPCA believes widespread acetaminophen contamination fears unfounded
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This page contains a single entry by Rose Hayes published on June 29, 2007 10:18 AM.
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