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Michael Romanos · 12:21 AM

Linda - thanks for all that. I am still waiting for information in regard to puppy-adult-senior food and all-purpose food.

Ah, ooh, what I am trying to say is quite simple: if a dog food product is fully approved by AAFCO research teams, then you know you are not getting the Ribena type of fraud. In other words you are getting the real deal otherwise AAFCO would not have approved at least all the vitally important minerals,vitamins and nutrients contents of the food. This wasn't so with Ribena - instead of vitamin C the producers simply added sugar.

What I am also saying is you can read labels and maybe you can make some sense out of them as a lay person, but does the food actually contain what the labels says. With Genuinely approved AAFCO food there is a great deal more surety.

Emilie - I am sorry for making you mad. But I've got you looking.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,606 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	03-28-2007, 06:02 AM Linda - thanks for all that. I am still waiting for information in regard to puppy-adult-senior food and all-purpose food. Ah, ooh, what I am trying to say is quite simple: if a dog food product is fully approved by AAFCO research teams, then you know you are not getting the Ribena type of fraud. In other words you are getting the real deal otherwise AAFCO would not have approved at least all the vitally important minerals,vitamins and nutrients contents of the food. This wasn't so with Ribena - instead of vitamin C the producers simply added sugar. What I am also saying is you can read labels and maybe you can make some sense out of them as a lay person, but does the food actually contain what the labels says. With Genuinely approved AAFCO food there is a great deal more surety. Emilie - I am sorry for making you mad. But I've got you looking. Last edited by Michael Romanos : 03-29-2007 at 12:21 AM.