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| Hey Ash and everyone, I just made a report on www.ripoffreport.com maybe it will get some attention. I uploaded the pictures as well. I'm waiting for the post to be added and I will post a link as soon as it's up. edit: Just got an e-mail back from a rep at the company, can't believe she stated it's safe to continue feeding, thats amazing! Here it is: Hello Casey, Thank you for taking the time to write to us. We have received several consumer complaints regarding the size of the bone fragments in this production of ORIJEN 6 FRESH FISH. We are putting a notification to the public on our website and it should be ready by the end of this week. While the bones in the kibble do not compromise the nutrition quality or safety of the product (please see attached letter from our Product Assurance Coordinator) we certainly understand your concern. The food is safe to continue feeding but if the bones are a concern, please remove and discard the pieces of kibble with bones in it (you shouldn’t find more than 5 or 6 pieces per bowlful). We do sincerely apologize for this inconvenience and assure you the bone fragment problem has been addressed with our fresh salmon supplier and will not repeat. If you are not satisfied with our explanation or if you have any other questions, concerns or comments, please write back. Diana Mick Customer Service Champion Petfoods Ltd p 780.939.6888 f 780.939.6858
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| The obvious proper solution was to have recalled the affected kibbles by lot or batch numbers and immediately post an explanation on their website and notify all their customers (meaning distributors) about the situation. Then offer a 'buy back' or exchange of the defective kibble for good bags and maybe smooth ruffled feathers by sending coupons for dollars off the next purchase. Their response thus far has not been very professional... they must be a very small mom-and-pop outfit operating out of a pole-barn or some similar set-up with little by way of any true quality control program in place incorporating lab sample testing for both in-coming/out-going foodstuffs to meet inspection requirements nor any lab testing for in-process inspections requirements. Those bones should have been caught when that salmon meal shipment first arrived at their loading dock... and then again during processing... and finally before shipment was made. It never was discovered until... what? people started complaining? that's what I really think happened. And none of this speaks well for their suppliers either... evidently no QC or lab inspections there either. Last edited by monomer; 05-01-2008 at 08:28 AM. |
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| Itried to copy and paste the pictures, but just got a tiny box with red X in it. The girl with the two pugs took pictues and made two attempts to post picgtures, but got the same result I did. She described it as "pieces of kibble with sharp teeth sticking out. My thought was of a rhino horn,. didn't realloy know how to get the pictures to other forums to show exactly what it was like, other than coy and paste and that didn't work.
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| You would have to save the photo to your hard drive and then post it as you would any other photo. Just right click over the desired image and click on "Save As." Just take whatever file name they give you... sometimes when you change it it doesn't save the picture right (at least it's happened to me). Julie and Jersey |
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| After reading coutless articles and books about this whole issue of sub par dog food this just maddens me and now it's a principal thing and I want this company to be exposed. Anyone ever read "Foods dogs die for" By Ann Martin? She's an amazing woman and has done so much research on this topic its crazy. I'd love to continue her efforts on exposing these feed companies!
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