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]]> By: SpinyNorman http://www.itchmo.com/itchmo-reader-reports-acetaminophen-in-pet-food-956#comment-28414 SpinyNorman Wed, 13 Jun 2007 03:03:10 +0000 http://www.itchmo.com/itchmo-reader-reports-acetaminophen-in-pet-food-956#comment-28414 **And by the way, I wrote to Tyson foods, they answered back with an added note that I am prohibited in saying what they responded. I am not allowed to post my email or their answer. I would think they would want good publicity not their bully tactics.** Ruth, unless you signed a nondisclosure agreement with Tyson -- or you've gone to court and won a judgment that included terms that you would keep silent -- you have every right to post their letter. You have no legal obligation to keep their reply private. If you think the information would be helpful to others, please by all means share it. If they've tried to bully you into silence, that's all the more reason for you to post it, as they have no legal authority over you. **And by the way, I wrote to Tyson foods, they answered back with an added note that I am prohibited in saying what they responded. I am not allowed to post my email or their answer. I would think they would want good publicity not their bully tactics.**

Ruth, unless you signed a nondisclosure agreement with Tyson — or you’ve gone to court and won a judgment that included terms that you would keep silent — you have every right to post their letter. You have no legal obligation to keep their reply private. If you think the information would be helpful to others, please by all means share it. If they’ve tried to bully you into silence, that’s all the more reason for you to post it, as they have no legal authority over you.

]]> By: hillRx http://www.itchmo.com/itchmo-reader-reports-acetaminophen-in-pet-food-956#comment-27815 hillRx Mon, 11 Jun 2007 04:42:02 +0000 http://www.itchmo.com/itchmo-reader-reports-acetaminophen-in-pet-food-956#comment-27815 # Chris A. Says: June 10th, 2007 at 3:51 pm Firstly I would like to offer my condolences to everyone who has lost a pet. I am wondering whether this contamination may have going on for a couple of years. We have two cats, both have eaten Hills prescription diet W/D and now T/D for the last two years. Our first cat fell ill with CRF and almost died two years ago. It was only after $ 5000 and and weekly hydration treatments that he is alive today. Our other cat just recently began to show symptoms of CRF. Because of having one CRF cat, we recognized the symptoms earlier and were able to have him treated; now he is on twice weekly hydration treatments. My question is; has anyone else had these experiences with Hills prescription diet W/D and/or T/D. I intent to have the food tested, which labs would people recommend? Thanks for any responses. ************************************************************ PLEASE POST THE RESULTS OF THE TESTING! I have a very bad feeling about what is going to be found in the Hill's foods. One of my dogs was on the canned w/d for canines. She had to be put into the animal hospital with aggressive treatment for a week. She started drinking large amounts of water to begin with for several days, then began wetting the carpet inside the house (not like her at all). Within a short few days she started having diarrhea, vomiting, and was lethargic. The latter symptoms began happening on a Saturday and grew progressively worse by Sunday night. By the time the vet opened on Monday AM she had stopped drinking water and did not want food. She was becoming dehydrated quickly. I had to rush her to the clinic to have IV fluids started immediately. The vet ran test and said food caused her illness, but denied it was the Hill's. He claimed I gave her table scraps. He was very wrong and I told him so. As you know the w/d is for weight loss also, so I was very careful about her food. I wasn't even allowing her to have treats. The only food source she had was the Hill's. Three out of three dogs became sick (and one dog died) and all three were eating Hill's. I have the same suspicion that you do about this going back a couple of years instead of a couple of months. I'm so sorry about your kitty. # Chris A. Says:
June 10th, 2007 at 3:51 pm

Firstly I would like to offer my condolences to everyone who has lost a pet.

I am wondering whether this contamination may have going on for a couple of years. We have two cats, both have eaten Hills prescription diet W/D and now T/D for the last two years.

Our first cat fell ill with CRF and almost died two years ago. It was only after $ 5000 and and weekly hydration treatments that he is alive today. Our other cat just recently began to show symptoms of CRF. Because of having one CRF cat, we recognized the symptoms earlier and were able to have him treated; now he is on twice weekly hydration treatments.

My question is; has anyone else had these experiences with Hills prescription diet W/D and/or T/D.

I intent to have the food tested, which labs would people recommend?

Thanks for any responses.

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PLEASE POST THE RESULTS OF THE TESTING!

I have a very bad feeling about what is going to be found in the Hill’s foods. One of my dogs was on the canned w/d for canines. She had to be put into the animal hospital with aggressive treatment for a week. She started drinking large amounts of water to begin with for several days, then began wetting the carpet inside the house (not like her at all). Within a short few days she started having diarrhea, vomiting, and was lethargic. The latter symptoms began happening on a Saturday and grew progressively worse by Sunday night. By the time the vet opened on Monday AM she had stopped drinking water and did not want food. She was becoming dehydrated quickly. I had to rush her to the clinic to have IV fluids started immediately. The vet ran test and said food caused her illness, but denied it was the Hill’s. He claimed I gave her table scraps. He was very wrong and I told him so. As you know the w/d is for weight loss also, so I was very careful about her food. I wasn’t even allowing her to have treats. The only food source she had was the Hill’s. Three out of three dogs became sick (and one dog died) and all three were eating Hill’s.

I have the same suspicion that you do about this going back a couple of years instead of a couple of months. I’m so sorry about your kitty.

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