Milk Bones

A chemical used in Milk-Bones, Ol'Roy, Kibbles'n Bits, Hill's Pet Food and other pet foods should no longer be considered safe for consumption due to concerns about its ability to damage DNA according to a new animal-model study.

 According to the Environmental Working Group: "A scientific panel created by the European Food Safety Authority found that titanium dioxide can no longer be considered as safe when used as a food additive."  The panel, citing concerns about titanium dioxide's genotoxicity, or its ability to damage DNA, based its conclusion on a review of hundreds of scientific studies.  EWG called on the US Food & Drug Administration to quickly consider whether to ban titanium dioxide from use in food."

A chemical that may damage our pet's DNA should not be fed to pets.

Titanium dioxide is on the Forever Dog's Dirty Dozen list of additives you need to avoid in your pet food.  www.ForeverDog.com