I have no worries about feeding any Naturapet products, canned or otherwise. They do their own QA and source their own ingredients. The can at Menu because there are very limited choices for canning apparently. According to people in the industry, Menu was apparently one of the best places for canning, so if you just choose to avoid Menu you might be actually dropping down a notch.
I think Natura's reputation, products, customer service and response to this speaks for itself.
I don't trust Timberwolf Organics, although if I had a really tough to feed dog with lots of intolerances and few options, I wouldn't rule them out completely.
I just HATE that they call themselves "organics" and aren't certified nor do they use organic ingredients. WTF is up with that? If that isn't the most blatant and obnoxious case of disprespecting/ purposely setting to decieve the consumer, I don't know what it. Then there's the customer service problems and the secrecy-- the whole thing makes me just not want to deal with that company but especialy not at a time like this.
I think Natura's reputation, products, customer service and response to this speaks for itself.
I don't trust Timberwolf Organics, although if I had a really tough to feed dog with lots of intolerances and few options, I wouldn't rule them out completely.
I just HATE that they call themselves "organics" and aren't certified nor do they use organic ingredients. WTF is up with that? If that isn't the most blatant and obnoxious case of disprespecting/ purposely setting to decieve the consumer, I don't know what it. Then there's the customer service problems and the secrecy-- the whole thing makes me just not want to deal with that company but especialy not at a time like this.
