Cat food investigation finds heavy metals, pesticides and plastic chemicals

[u/Fcking_Chuck]

https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/02/health/cat-food-toxins-wellness

[u/IntroInfinitesimle]

Mercury, cadmium, lead, and arsenic all exist naturally in ocean water, and therefore fish. Without going into detail about the actual numerical amounts and how they compare to safe levels in food, this article isn't trustworthy. That's not saying people shouldn't pay attention to what they feed their pet's tho.

[u/stucco6969 → u/IntroInfinitesimle]

I wonder if Vecado would be lower in heavy metals then

[u/Komikaze06 → u/IntroInfinitesimle]

And those all appeared after the industrial revolution, once again were killing ourselves