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Non-Animal-Tested Companion Animal Food
We have compiled a list of companies that do not test their pet food on animals and that only carry out palatability tests with companion animals at home. Palatability studies involve feeding animals new formulations to see if they will eat or like them. The list below outlines the companies that have signed a PETA Statement of Assurance pledging that they do not conduct, contract out or fund tests in the developing, manufacturing, testing or marketing of their products. You are entitled to know if the pet food company you give money to is responsible for the confinement and pain of animals in laboratories who are just like the animals you care for at home. One particularly notorious company which has carried out cruel and invasive tests is Iams, which has a history of abuse against animals, including near-constant confinement to barren cages, surgical debarking and cutting chunks of muscle from dogs' thighs. While Iams have made some improvements in response to an exposé by PETA US and campaigning pressure from PETA across the world, they still confine cats and dogs in their own American laboratories for many years to conduct tests. You can learn more about Iams at IamsCruelty.com. The companies below have signed PETA's Statement of Assurance pledging that they do not directly or indirectly conduct harmful studies on animals. To speak out against all animal testing, write to the Home Secretary
If you know of a companion animal food company not listed here which you think should belong on this list, please contact the company directly to ask them to get in touch with PETA.
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