Get the facts: the food you are giving your pet today could well cause
        health problems tomorrow. For despite considerable advances in food
        processing and manufacturing, most commercial pet foods are filled with
        a disturbing combination of poor quality meats, inorganic preservatives
        and indigestible filler. 

    Not convinced? If you believe your chosen pet food is safe, consider some of the
    ingredients commonly found in popular name-brand canned and kibble products:

                - chicken beaks, feathers, and feet
                - flesh from euthanized dogs and cats
                - roadkill
                - cancerous meats from cattle dead prior to slaughter
                - artificial colours, additives and preservatives, many of
                  which are believed to be toxic

      Keep in mind that when we say that commercial pet foods are less than
      ideal, we are not referring to no-name foods or brands the average
      consumer has already dismissed as unhealthy. Almost without exception,
      the noxious ingredients we refer to (disguised by  misleading names
      like "poultry by-product meal") can be found in the foods available at
      your pet shop, grocery store, and veterinarian's office. In a recent
      book, The Nature of Animal Healing, Dr. Martin Goldstein chose
      four dog foods at random and found many of the above ingredients in them.
      Which brands? Ken-L Ration, Purina, IAMS, and Science Diet. The latter is
      for sale in veterinarian offices across the country.