Does solid gold dog food contain ethoxyquin

Is ethoxyquin safe for dogs to eat?

For healthy dogs, a trace amount of ethoxyquin is probably safe. However, since dogs typically eat the same food repeatedly, any potentially toxic substance present in their food — even if only in trace amounts — and fed every meal, every day, year after year, is a different matter.

Is Solid Gold a brand of dog food?

Solid Gold is not identified by the FDA as a dog food associated with any of the DCM (Dilated Cardiomyopathy) cases the FDA is investigating. However, we want you to be aware of the steps we have been taking since the FDA investigation first came to light.

Is Solid Gold safe for dogs and cats?

Solid Gold dry dog and cat foods are safe for cats and dogs of all life stages and sizes. They supply both natural prebiotic fibers and protected probiotics to provide optimal support for overall digestive health and nutrient absorption, ensuring the safety and well-being of your pet.

Does Solid Gold conduct animal testing?

Solid Gold does not participate in any invasive animal testing. However, we work with reputable kennels to feed test new innovations for palatability and digestibility. Our own Solid Gold pets also participate in any palatability testing.

Does Solid Gold pet food require supplementation?

All Solid Gold foods are complete and balanced for the life stage designated and do not require supplementation. However, many pets can benefit from extra supplementation for specific conditions or for overall health. Solid Gold does not participate in any invasive animal testing.

How is Solid Gold food tested and approved?

When a batch of Solid Gold food is made, samples are taken and sent to a lab for testing and approval. The food is analyzed for pathogens such as salmonella. Once the test results come back and are approved, the food is released for shipment to our warehouse for distribution. With this, you can be assured that the food has been tested and approved.