Additional services such as dog - walking and sitting services, as well as extensive
pet food menus can also be arranged.
Four - legged friends are welcomed with food and water bowls, as well as an extensive
pet food menu, dog - walking, and sitting services, and grooming services.
Not exact matches
For a more formal seated
food and wine pairing, the winery also offers its signature two - hour Family Table experience with limited wines plus signature tastes from executive chef
Peter Janiak; the
menu and wines change monthly.
Nearly two weeks later, on March 16,
Menu Foods, a Canadian - based
pet food manufacturer, announced the recall of over 60 million cans and pouches of wet cat and dog
food produced in facilities in Emporia, Kan., and Pennsauken, N.J., between December 3, 2006 and March 6.
Menu Foods manufactures the following canned and pouched wet
pet food products that PetSmart carries: Sophisticat and Sophisticat Supreme Grreat Choice Iams Eukanuba Nutro Authority Award Science Diet Mighty Dog Pouches Mixables
If you feed your
pet wet
food, try adding some dry
food to the
menu at least a few times a week.
Plus, their room service
menu includes
food for
pets, and the
pet - friendly front desk staff keeps a stock of complimentary disposable bags handy for your walks.
Every dog and cat receives a welcome package with a name tag,
food / water bowl, and special treats upon arrival, and applicable rooms are supplied with a
pet bed, litter box, and a gourmet room service
pet menu, developed by the hotel's in - house chefs alongside a licensed veterinarian.
This recall is limited to «cuts and gravy» style
pet food in cans and pouches manufactured by
Menu Foods.
To be safe, keep the following
food items out of your
pet's
menu: coffee grounds, chocolate, yeast dough, macadamia nuts, chewing gum, fatty
foods, avocado, grapes / raisins, onions, tea, alcohol, salt, garlic, candy and breath fresheners containing xylitol.
The
food was sold under numerous brand names so please check the full list of dog and cat
foods on the
menu foods website, http://www.menufoods.com/recall/ to be certain your
pet's
food is not listed.
To be safe, keep the following
food items out of your
pet's
menu:
Pet food manufacturers, Hill's
Pet Nutrition, P&G
Pet Care, Nestle Purina PetCare Company, Del Monte
Pet Products, and Sunshine Mills, Inc. have joined
Menu Foods, Inc. in the recall of
pet food brands.
Congress required the FDA to use stricter safeguards for
pet food after thousands of cats and dogs died from melamine - tainted
pet food sold by
Menu Foods.
Please use the drop - down
menu on the left (or bottom on mobile devices) to access the pages for Suwannee PAWS, Inc. in Live Oak, Florida, and for the online pharmacy which offers
pet supplies, prescription items,
food and other nonprescription items such as dental supplies.
«
Menu is a leading North American private - label / contract manufacturer of wet
pet food products sold by supermarket retailers, mass merchandisers,
pet specialty retailers and other retail and wholesale outlets.»
For those who want to make their own
pet food, the following website on «raw meaty bones» has good suggestions and sample
menu plans:
I appreciate your effort in steering people to better
pet food but I think you're fully capable of doing that with the info you can provide rather than by posting that scoring list and the subsequent brand list that includes products from Nutro and
Menu Foods and certain other companies that have shown no compassion that their
food killed and sickened people's
pets and to date have shown no intention of changing the way they do business nor the ingredients they put in
pet food.
Pamper your
pet with a delicious meal with Vitakraft
Menu Pet Rabbit
Food.
Several companies sell frozen raw
foods for
pets, or you can create your own raw
food menus using a
pet food cookbook.
Menu Foods, which makes canned
foods, has also made
pet food for Nature's Variety and they were involved with recalls in 2007 as well.
«Today's selection of novel proteins for
pets reads like a
menu of
foods that you would find at a very high - end specialty meat retailer,» says Brad Gruber, president and chief operating officer of Deer Park, N.Y. - based Health Extension Pet Care.
Still, while many of these products boast ingredients found more often on Michelin star restaurant
menus than in
pet foods, once in the bowl, the
food has to taste as good as it looks in order to warrant its gourmet status and premium price tag.
A complete list of the recalled
pet food products, along with product codes, descriptions, and production dates for the petfood recall, can be found on the
Menu Foods Web site at http://www.menufoods.com/recall.
If you're using a
food on the
Menu Foods recall list, we highly recommend you discontinue use of the
food and switch to a dry
food formula (the only
pet foods currently being recalled are the canned and the foil - pouch
foods) or switch to another top
pet food manufacturer.
A voluntary
pet food recall of more than 100 brands of dog
food and cat
food has been initiated by
Menu Foods as of March 16th, 2007, following the deaths of thousands of cats and dogs and many more reports of kidney failure in
pets after having eaten «Cuts and Gravy» - style wet
pet foods made by
Menu Foods.
The former
Menu Foods, perpetrator behind the largest
pet food recall in U.S. history, now owned by Simmons Foods.
Menu Foods is also a contract manufacturer for many of the top
pet food companies, including Procter & Gamble, Nestle Purina PetCare, and Hill's
Pet Nutrition Inc..
Ontario, Canada - based
Menu Foods manufactures cat
foods and dog
foods sold at grocery stores,
pet stores, and other major retailers across North America, including 17 of the top 20 North Amercian retailers.
At least eleven companies have now been included in the recall of tainted
pet food and treats:
Menu Foods, Hill's, Nestle Purina PetCare Co., Royal Canin, Del Monte
Pet Products, Sunshine Mills Inc., Natural Balance
Pet Foods, Wilbur - Ellis, Cereal Byproducts, American Nutrition, and Chenango Valley
Pet Foods.
A + FRR Note: No Recalls for Flint River Ranch - Flint River Ranch has no involvement with
Menu Foods or the companies it sells
pet foods to, and none of Flint River Ranch's all natural, healthy dog
food formulas or cat
food formulas are involved in this
pet food recall or any other
pet food recall.
Less than two months after
Menu Foods» initial
pet food recall, at least ten other
pet food manufacturers announced their own recalls for
pet foods and treats potentially contaminated by melamine toxins in the wheat gluten or rice protein concentrate ingredients.
Also, the 2007
Menu pet food tragedy that resulted in the deaths and severely compromised health of many cats and dogs left me with an even deeper desire to have as much control as possible over what goes into my cats»
food bowls.
Pet
food maker
Menu Foods is ready to settle claims that its tainted products killed or injured thousands of household
pets.
Last year,
Menu recalled 60 million containers of
pet food after it received complaints of
pets dying and ill after eating
pet food contaminated with tainted flour imported from China.
Acted for the families of injured and deceased
pets in a trans - national class action, commonly known as the
Menu Foods
pet food contamination class action (Settlement pending 2008).
Restaurant Manager 5/2006 to 11/2011
Peter's Restaurant, Bastrop, LA • Recruited, hired and trained waiters • Supported staff and allot duties to them on a daily basis • Planned
menus according to popular demands • Incorporated any changes according to customers»
food preferences • Assisted chefs in developing recipes and provided them with logistical support • Resolved customers» complaints in a bid to ensure satisfaction and return business