Purina did test the food according to the previous posts...:

Quote Originally Posted by lord jackel View Post
...Fast forward to today...I have 10 rats left (of 300!!!). After a lot of research and testing it was determined that the soybean meal (from Korea) was tainted with Formaldehyde. I have the food and drug admin involved but will pry never know what happened...
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Who do you bring it in to for testing? How much does the testing cost? This sounds so much like the contaminated pet food from last year where peoples dogs and cats were all dying from renal failure due to contaminated feed from China. Why is one of the largest grain producing countries in the world importing grain from Asia?
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Purina foods is doing the testing...as my supplier is owned by them. I agree with you when they told me what is was I asked the same question. That is why the Food and Drug Admin is involved...I am still piecing this together...

The world may never know...or at least I may never know...


I don't know where we've overreacted anywhere. Pulling Mazuri only was ever stated at after Freakie Frog commented on the mysterious deaths in his colony.

He stated he had just recently opened bags of Mazuri 6F as well. I don't think it's far fetched to say he could have gotten the same batch of soy bean meal. Only him having it tested will confirm that it was the food causing deaths.

This isn't the first time Purina has had tainted feed. Look at the recalls on dog and cat food just months ago. I think riding on those curtails, it's not over-reacting to stop using any Mazuri or Purina feed until something firm has been stated by Purina or the FDA.

Caution is not over reacting. It's simply taking preventative measures to keep yourself from any risks.