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1. www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com › why-your-dog-isWhy Your Dog Is Probably Eating GMO Food - And Shouldn't

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   Oct 2, 2023 · And unless you’re taking conscious steps to avoid GMOs in your dog’s food, chances are he’s eating them, even if you’re feeding a homemade raw diet. Keep reading to find out more about the safety of GMO foods and why they’re probably not a good thing.

2. www.thewildest.com › gmo-safe-your-dog-foodGMO: Are genetically modified crops safe in your dog food?

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   • Is GMO Foods Safe For Your Dog?
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   Silver initially tackled this issue in 2014 when he presented his paper, “Genetically Modified Food and Its Impact on Pet Health,” at the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association conference in Kansas City, Missouri. Why did he choose this controversial topic, one that few vets even acknowledge? Dr. Silver — a pioneer in the field of holisti...

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   Silver says that genetic modification introduces foreign proteins that may encourage allergies, and the widely planted Bt corn, which makes its own insecticide, “could possibly cause leaky gut, the gateway to chronic disease.” Corn is a major component of most commercial pet foods. “The big problem with commercial foods is that they are manufacture...

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   As a holistic doctor, Silver believes food is medicine so he strongly recommends home meal preparation in order to avoid feeding GMO ingredients to your dog (especially if they have health issues). He notes: “I am truly a holistic practitioner in that I believe an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”

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3. petsweekly.com › dogs-101 › dogsGMOs in Pet Food: What they are and How they Impact our Pets

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   The good news is that the Institute for Responsible Technology has created a list of some foods that most definitely DO have GMOs so you can help by not supporting the purchase of these foods. Generally, you can help by specifically asking the manufacturers if they buy non-GMO products.

4. blog.nuvet.com › gmo-what-you-need-to-know-aboutGMO: What You Need to Know About Your Dog's Food | NuVet Labs

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   Feb 22, 2018 · What You Need to Know About GMOs in Your Dog’s Food. Scientists have been creating GMO ingredients for pet food for some years now. Some of the most common GMO ingredients in dog food include corn, soy, tomatoes and rice. GMOs are considered controversial not only for pets, but also for humans.

5. www.fda.gov › food › agricultural-biotechnologyGMO Crops and Food for Animals | FDA

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   Research shows that eggs, dairy products, and meat from animals that eat GMO food are equal in nutritional value, safety, and quality to foods made from animals that eat only non-GMO...

6. www.afia.org › news › afia-blogGMOs and Animal Feed: Getting the Facts - AFIA

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   Nov 4, 2019 · Is GMO food some kind of Frankenfood? Are they safe? Will they make me sick? (No, yes and no, for the record). GMOs serve a very important purpose in the animal feed industry – providing reliable, nutritious and affordable ingredients to make animal feed.

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   Are there GMOs in dog food?

   • What You Need to Know About GMOs in Your Dog’s Food. Scientists have been creating GMO ingredients for pet food for some years now. Some of the most common GMO ingredients in dog food include corn, soy, tomatoes and rice.

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   Are GMOs safe for animals to eat?

   • FDA requires that all food for animals be safe for animals to eat, be produced under clean conditions, contain no harmful substances, and be accurately labeled—similar to the requirements for foods for humans. More than 95% of animals used for meat and dairy in the United States eat GMO crops.

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   Are GMOs bad for pets?

   • Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are a hot topic right now, but maybe not for the right reasons. We hear the term GMO and immediately assume it is terrible for us and for our pets.

   GMOs in Pet Food: What they are and How they Impact our Pets

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8. www.fda.gov › media › 142221GMO Crops and Food for Animals - U.S. Food and Drug ...

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   Research shows that eggs, dairy products, and meat from animals that eat GMO food are equal in nutritional value, safety, and quality to foods made from animals that eat only non-GMO food....