Ethoxyquin in dog food has been related to health issues. Although used as a preservative, it has been linked to cancer, kidney/liver damage, and blindness. Consult your veterinarian. #DogFoodSafety
BHA in pet food is synthetic and may be dangerous. Cancer and renal impairment have been linked. Select natural preservatives such as vitamin C or E. #PetFoodSafety
Propylene glycol in dog food has been connected to health issues such as anemia. When used to hide flavor, it can lead to addiction. Choose higher-quality brands. #DogFoodSafety
Some states/countries have prohibited the harmful chemical aflatoxin, which is found in some pet diets. Dogs are at danger of liver damage and cancer. Check the labels and consult your veterinarian. #PetFoodSafety
Blue 1, Blue 2, Green 2024, and Red 4 are all dangerous food dyes for dogs. connected to cancer. Don't feed these dyes to your dog. #FoodSafety and #DogHealth
Not every kind of grain is bad for dogs. Whole grains are good for you, but some grains that are high in sugar may make cancer grow. #GrainsDebate and #DogHealth
Carrageenan is a natural thickener made from seaweed that is used in dog food. However, it can cause inflammation in the stomach. Low in nutrients and often found in canned or wet foods. #DogFoodSafety
Food business waste like old meat, animal fat, and bone meal are often found in pet food. Look out for signs that say "byproducts," as they may contain dangerous chemicals. #PetFoodSafety
Some safe and reasonable reasons for GMOs, but there are risks. Diseases are linked to it. Found in both human and dog food. Check to see if the food is free of GMOs or organic. #DogHealth #GMOs
Corn can be filler or an allergen in pet food. Don't use cornstarch and corn syrup. Dogs don't need sweets. Too much sugar is bad for your health and may cause cancer. #DogNutrition