Warning to Orijen Feeders

Looks like it is showing up as xs. If anyone wants the pics, I can email them privatly.

I also wrote Champion Pet foods yesterday, along with photos of the kibbles, and no respose so far. I can't believe if they had good quality control, this ever would have made it to the stores. 

 This is so disappointing.  Orijen is the only food that Bailey the Maltese will eat. Here is my picture. Do my kibbles look like others with the bone problem?

Exactly like mine, sort of gross. I mailed in a few to Pet Food Direct, so they can see for themselvs. How in the world did all these bones get in so many bags? Would have to have been more than one salmon, my guess.

And like the pictures Ash posted from two different bags.  This is much bigger than the company is letting on!

My pieces were a little bigger than that in a bag of Senior. One was an inch long, and most pierced right through the kibble.

I'm not happy about it, but at least it was a visible problem, not like the unknown toxins we were dealing with a year ago.

Okay, the company is claiming that thie peices are 1/4 inch long and no danger at all to the dogs.  Ash cut her finger on one and say the same culd happen as a dog swallows one.

Mine were about 1/4 inch, but very sharp. This can do damage going down.  I still have not heard back form Champion Pet foods.

Orijen does have info. about the slamon bones on thier site now. Everytime I tried opening it, I kept loosing it, so I'll try again, but at least they are letting people know.

I don't know if these bones are bad for dogs or not, but yikes!!

Below is the link to the letter form Champion pet food site explaining all this.

Ash is a dealer, but said it is Evo for her dogs from here on out.  I use Taste of the Wild High Prairie for my KayCee.

One of my friends is a dealer, too, and a raw feeder, so she isn't as panicked as some people are about this.  It isn't a good thing that the bones were not discovered, but I doubt that the relatively "soft" bones from salmon would hurt a dog.  And, all salmon that is fed to dogs is cooked, not raw, due to a parasite that needs to be eliminated by cooking.  I think this is more of a PR headache for Orijen than a significant danger.  But, of course, they should have stopped this before it got into the arena of public consumption.