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Pet Grade Pet Food vs Human Grade Pet Food




Pet Grade Pet Food May Contain:
  • Meats from 4-D sources (diseased, disabled, dead or dying)

  • Meats rejected by USDA inspectors due to diseased or cancerous tissue

  • Animal by-products, (viscera, gristle, blood, bones, beaks, feet, undeveloped eggs)

  • Animal fats preserved with the chemical ethoxquin. Recycled restaurant grease, Indigestible tallow.

  • Grains contaminated with molds or pesticide residues.

 Human Grade Pet Food Does Contain:
  • Fresh, USDA-inspected meats, poultry, fish, eggs, and dairy foods.

  • Meat, chicken or lamb meals made from USDA-inspected sources.

  • No animal by-products.

  • "Table grade" fats and oils, approved for human consumption.

  • USDA-inspected #1 or #2 grains, approved for human consumption.