Blue Buffalo Dog Food (caught in a lie???)
Purina sues Blue Buffalo for false advertising, disparagement Independent testing found evidence of false nutritional claims, according to Purina Nestlé Purina PetCare Company has filed a lawsui...
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I have no problem at all with grains or by products in pet foods. The vilification of both is rather silly, IMO. But having said that -- I have one dog who does have a few food allergies (and many more inhalant allergies!). I need to know what's in the foods I give him. I need to know I can trust a company's ingredient information. The false labeling (if in fact BB has been doing that) is the problem here as far as I'm concerned.
