That's lame. REALLY lame. Wonder what *else* is going on with their
"superior nutrition" formula that
they just don't know about??
I'd really expect more than that from a product that makes the kinds
of claims they do about their food.
When we put enough trust in a company to lay the health of our
precious pets on that TRUST, they have
an OBLIGATION to "know" every aspect about their product. Raises
*serious* issues about their
quality control.
Sheesh. I may never believe any PR-crap from a pet food company again.

Sherry

To play the Devil's advocate here, have you ever had a service provided and
then claim you didn't know there was problems because you trusted the
company? Same thing can happen here. It's entirely plausible that Blue
Buffalo didn't know. When you hire a company to do a job you are putting
faith in the people that run it. ANI apparently was deliberately tampering
with another company's product. That's illegal and I think Blue has every
right to be pissed. This is one time where they can very much claim they
didn't know. Also, at least Blue saw the problem, publically apologized to
their customers and is taking steps to choose a different manufacturer. Has
any of the companies that use Menu Foods stated they're leaving them?
Probably not.

Blue has fired ANI as a manufacturer and is now searching for another
manufacturer for their food. That's a very wise and smart thing to do. As a
customer of their products it was very hard to return the canned food I had
to the store today. My cats love it and now temporarily I have to find a
different canned food that is holistic and healthy. Of course, I might just
take time out to cook for the cats as well.