The FDA has received nearly 5,000 formal complaints from animal lovers who say their pets have either become ill or died (from kidney failure) as a result of eating treats from China, primarily chicken jerky.
There has been a “limited number” of reports coming into Bravo with dogs experiencing nausea and diarrhea after eating the food. There have been no cases of human illness as of yet.
“I like to know that my dogs will be spoiled, and will be allowed to sit on the sofa,” Ana-Maria Ciulcu said. “So one of my first questions would be, ‘Are you going to chain him?’”
“By actually tasting the food ourselves I think it's a sound way of walking our own talk and helping to assure people we actually mean what we say about product integrity and quality,” Lucy Postins explained.
