Caution –
Jerky Treats from China

Signs to
look out for that may be associated with jerky pet treats include decreased
appetite and activity, vomiting, diarrhea and increased drinking and urinating.
Laboratory findings may include signs of kidney problems including glucose and/or
protein in the urine. Some of the reported cases may be the result of causes
other than the consumption of jerky treats. This concern has not been
definitively isolated to jerky treats so caution is indicated with all pet food
products that originate from China .
Currently the US FDA and numerous veterinary authorities are investigating this
problem. Should you have a concern that your pet has become ill after exposure
to imported treats, please notify your veterinarian immediately.
More
information can be found at the following sites:
I'm glad that there are vets writing this kind of thing. I have a yellow lab named Madi and she is super energetic! I don't want to feed her treats that are bad for her though. I'm glad that I found this article before I accidentally fed her something that wasn't good for her. http://myranchobernardopethospital.com/rancho-bernardo-veterinarian
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