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A nexus can be formed among seemingly unrelated things during unusual times. Such is the case with dogs, COVID-19, mental health, politicians, and China’s history of peddling toxic products.
Americans of all ages have experienced a harmful lack of social interaction in the last year, with no definitive end in sight. For millions, the best therapy is a dog.
As the acquisition of furry friends skyrockets and our dependence on them increases with our isolation, those dogs’ health may be at risk from food and supplements made with ingredients sourced in China. First they sent us COVID-19, and now — yet again — potentially toxic food threatening the four-legged friends helping us through it.
American pet owners prefer American-made pet food, but this market is not regulated with the scrutiny of human food.
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China’s Toxic Dog Food Threatens Our Four-Legged Friends | The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics
Americans of all ages have experienced a harmful lack of social interaction in the last year, with no definitive end in sight. For millions, the best therapy is a dog.
As the acquisition of furry friends skyrockets and our dependence on them increases with our isolation, those dogs’ health may be at risk from food and supplements made with ingredients sourced in China. First they sent us COVID-19, and now — yet again — potentially toxic food threatening the four-legged friends helping us through it.
American pet owners prefer American-made pet food, but this market is not regulated with the scrutiny of human food.
Continued below.
China’s Toxic Dog Food Threatens Our Four-Legged Friends | The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics