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The Tough Questions We Ask Prospective Brands
Recently a pet food company reached out to us in an attempt to earn a spot on our shelves. In response, Nicci asked a series of questions regarding the quality and safety surrounding the food. The following is a dialogue between her and a Prospective Pet Food Company. (Please note that additional information is provided for context.)

An ‘FDA Warning Letter’ is not just a ‘Warning’
….and other lessons courtesy of Midwestern Pet Foods
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Won’t my dog (or my family) get sick if I feed a raw diet?
We have always received advice to cook meat thoroughly in order…

The Covid-19 Pet Food Shortage
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused significant disruptions in the…

Everything You Need to Know About Aflatoxin and Your Pet’s Food
Recalls due to aflatoxin contamination have resulted in the retrieval…

Reality: The Problem Isn’t China, It’s Us
You walk the aisles of your local pet store, or maybe you shop online – and you notice that your pet’s food, treats and supplements are marked “Made in the USA.” You think that this means it is free from any foreign ingredients, and therefore safe – right? Wrong. In fact, various ingredients can be sourced from anywhere in the world and then assembled (made) in the USA. And, suddenly we see how deceptive that “Made in the USA” claim can be.

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Why We’re Misjudging Dog & Cat Food Quality
/ Nicole R. CammackWe’ve been asking the wrong questions about pet food. Ingredient lists dominate the conversation, but they don’t tell us how a food actually performs in the body. This article breaks down what really matters – digestibility, formulation, and measurable outcomes – and why the industry needs to rethink how we define “good” nutrition.
Grain-Free Dog Food and Heart Disease: What the Data Says (Part Two)
/ Nicole R. CammackGrain-free dog food and heart disease headlines don’t tell the full story. Here’s what the research actually shows—and why the answer is more complex than “add grains.”
Forever Chemicals in Pet Food: What the Data Says
/ Nicole R. CammackConcerned about PFAS in pet food? This data-driven breakdown explains what “forever chemicals” are, where exposure really comes from, and what actually matters.
Copper in Dog Food: Why It’s More Complicated Than You Think
/ Nicole R. CammackA deep dive into the grain-free dog food and DCM controversy, the FDA investigation, reporting bias, and the lawsuit reshaping the debate.
Grain-Free Dog Food and Heart Disease: How the Narrative Was Built (Part One)
/ Nicole R. CammackA deep dive into the grain-free dog food and DCM controversy, the FDA investigation, reporting bias, and the lawsuit reshaping the debate.
Influencer Approved, Science Denied: Navigating the Pet Industry’s Marketing Maze
/ Nicole R. CammackPetfood trends are driven by marketing, not science. Learn how to cut through the noise and choose products that actually support your pet’s health.
Premium Pet Food Myths: What You’re Really Paying For
/ Nicole R. CammackThink expensive always means healthier? Not always. We break down premium pet food myths to help you see what’s real and what’s just marketing hype.