Just some clips from the new Consumer Affairs article in case people havent had time to read it.
“The concentration of zinc identified in this report of 2100 ppm is very high,” said Dr. Stephen Hansen, a veterinary toxicologist and senior vice-president of Animal Health for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). “That zinc level jumps off the page. It is awfully high and does concern us. It’s certainly gotten our attention.”
“But it’s certainly possible that those levels of zinc would likely cause health problems in cats that could involve significant intestinal upset and liver and kidney damage.”In the meantime, Dr. Hansen said the lab results on NUTRO’s recalled cat food should be brought to the attention of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). ConsumerAffairs.com sent a copy of the test results to the FDA’s Center For Veterinary Medicine today (Thursday).I would like to know when and if they are going to change their website and put out an amended newswire to say cats have been affected by this food?