Actually, rawhide is quite dangerous for dogs, even though it is still sold in pet stores. Many dogs have had to go to the vet for surgery to remove parts of the rawhide from their digestive tract. Best to buy Nyla type bones that do not splinter like rawhide.
JeanAt 09:27 AM 8/18/2011, you wrote:
I am so thrilled that this group is enacting a "buy USA" plan! My family and I have tried to avoid products from China for at least 10 years, not perfectly of course. I find that when I see the 'made in China' label I am absolutely turned off to whatever it is that I wanted to buy. This morning I picked up some rawhide chews for my dog and checked the label. It said that it may contain parts from Brazil or Mexico. Hmm. Is the unofficial stance that we are aiming for products from North or South America only? If so, then she'll get her treats! Thanks again to the instigator of this great idea!
