What chemicals of concern are found in Pet Treats?

Chemicals of concern commonly found in Pet Treats include: Phthalates, Bisphenol A (BPA).

What should I look for when buying Pet Treats?

Single-ingredient treats Made in USA or trusted countries Minimal packaging Human-grade ingredients

Watch for: Rawhide from unknown sources, Artificial colors or flavors, Heavy plastic packaging.

Treats and chews for dogs and cats. Both packaging and treat materials can be sources of chemical exposure.

Treats are handled by both humans and pets. Rawhide and certain chews may be processed with chemicals.

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Watch for these on ingredient labels:

Simple treats like dehydrated meat, carrots, or frozen blueberries. Single-ingredient chews from reputable sources.

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