Recently, we published promotional materials for WDJ (a pamphlet titled “Top Dog Foods for Total Wellness”) that contained information from an article published in our February 2000 issue concerning a food made by Eagle Pet Products, of Mishawaka, Indiana. At that time, the label of Eagle Pack Natural Formula indicated that it contained an ingredient we did not approve of (animal fat), and for this reason, we did not recommend the product. Shortly afterward, Eagle changed the label to reflect a species specific fat source (chicken fat), which improved our opinion of the product. Eagle Pack Natural Formula meets all our selection criteria for a “WDJ approved dry dog food.”
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The “Magic” Skunk Formula is Science, Not Magic…
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