(PB) Not responding to the fuck with a gazillion posts, but beings this fuck only had five
>>23664351 (PB)…
Here, fuckhole. You probably have cats, and feed them kibble, right? (cats are even more screwed than dogs are, no natural thirst drive, but "cat-ONLY" people, PIC1, suck, so…)
Mainly for benefit of LURKERS:
Read this first, a Harvard Law Student's Paper from 2006 (2006 Third Year Paper) – it's all here:
Deconstructing the Regulatory Facade: Why Confused Consumers Feed their Pets Ring Dings and Krispy Kremes https://archive.md/KIgvf
https://dash.harvard.edu/entities/publication/73120378-a2a6-6bd4-e053-0100007fdf3b
It's only gotten MUCH worse since then. Wonder WHY?
Guess who OWNS - not just funds but literally OWNS every BIG veterinary chain, including those "emergency" places? MARS junk food.
Nestle junk food OWNS Purina. Which toxic crap do "veterinarians" push the most when the damned animals can't even "CHEW" it?
Go ahead, look at the INGREDIENTS of that "prescription" crap and see how $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ it COST$$$$.
Candy maker Mars is the biggest vet provider in the country: Inside its sprawling operation https://finance.yahoo.com/news/candy-maker-mars-biggest-vet-100000723.html (won’t let me archive).
Mars Buys Another Veterinary Network, as a Candy-Company Turned Pet Care Giant Furthers its Influence Over Animal Health https://archive.md/FmO4m Americans are shelling out more for their furry friends, and processed food companies want in on this growing pet care market to make up for stagnating sales of processed people foods. Last year, Americans spent $29 billion on pet foods, double what pet owners spent in 2000, and in the past five years alone, American spending per pet increased 25 percent. Since 2015, companies like Smuckers and General Mills have acquired popular pet brands including Milk-Bone, Meow Mix, and Blue Buffalo. Altogether, just five companies, Nestle, Mars, Smuckers, Colgate, and General Mills, represent 70 percent of retail pet food sales….Mars’ move also raises questions about potential conflicts of interest and uncompetitive advantages when it comes to Mars-employed vets recommending NO, fraudulently "prescribing") their products, including pet foods, dental chews, and DNA tests….But these foods can only be purchased with a veterinarian’s recommendation and they come at a high premium. Mars’ acquisition of animal hospitals makes them both a maker and a gatekeeper for these particular products.
VCA has also clearly stated their motives to increase profits by pushing more services….But as pet food companies play a larger role in pet health care, it creates conflicts of interest that could potentially influence practices and jeopardize trust .https://www.openmarketsinstitute.org/publications/mars-buys-another-veterinary-network-candy-company-turned-pet-care-giant-furthers-influence-animal-health
Hill’s, Mars Petcare Face ‘Prescription’ Pet Food Fraud Claims (Can’t read whole thing) https://archive.is/QtQbr https://news.bloomberglaw.com/product-liability-and-toxics-law/hills-mars-petcare-face-prescription-pet-food-fraud-claims
Mars Petcare, McLean, Va., which acquired Natura and Eukanuba, holds the majority share in the global pet food market. Other top players include Nestlé Purina Petcare, St. Louis; Colgate-Palmolive, Manhattan, NY (owner of Hill’s Pet Nutrition); The J.M. Smucker Company, Orrville, Ohio… https://archive.is/wPAS7
Don’t think yourHORSESare safe from the INCESTUOUS CORRUPTION, either. https://archive.is/mHhEy