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COMPANY C* VS. THE TRUTH<br />

(RESPONSE TO MATERIAL [CHART AND<br />

FOOTNOTES] CIRCULATED AT A NATIONAL<br />

VETERINARY CONVENTION BY COMPANY C)<br />

Company C: <strong>The</strong> chart states that Wysong Maintenance contains<br />

ground whole corn as the first and primary ingredient.<br />

<strong>Truth</strong> Response: This is incorrect. <strong>The</strong> first ingredient is chicken, which<br />

is the entire chicken minus the feathers. All other foods that they list,<br />

including Product C, contain yellow corn as the primary ingredient. Dogs<br />

are not herbivores. <strong>The</strong>y are carnivores. It is universally understood that<br />

meat products are superior to ground yellow corn for the canine. Meat<br />

products can be seven to ten times more costly per pound than ground<br />

yellow corn.<br />

Company C: States that Wysong products are not in compliance<br />

with AAFCO regulations.<br />

<strong>Truth</strong> Response: States require AAFCO compliance in order for a<br />

product to be sold. Wysong products are registered in every state in the<br />

country by registrars who do whatever is necessary to maintain compliance<br />

(even though we disagree with much of it). Company C does not<br />

indicate how the Wysong label is not in compliance; they simply make the<br />

unsupported claim that it is not.<br />

* Name of company withheld to be kind.<br />

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