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Cat food investigation finds toxic contaminants across nearly all brands

Toxic chemicals found in nearly all cat foods, new investigation reveals

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Toxic chemicals have been found in nearly all cat foods, according to a recent investigation. This finding contradicts the common perception that cat food is a safe and healthy choice for pets.

The investigation tested numerous brands and found that heavy metals and toxic chemicals are widespread across the industry. As a result, cat owners are being advised to carefully consider their pet's diet and potentially switch to safer alternatives.

The investigation's findings have sparked widespread concern and calls for greater regulation of the cat food industry.

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What chemicals were found in cat food?

The investigation did not specify the types of chemicals found.

Which brands were tested?

The investigation did not name specific brands.

What is being done to address the issue?

The investigation's findings have sparked calls for greater regulation of the cat food industry.

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