[we3beagles]

Actually, it was a PETA volunteer that went undercover into the IAMS labs to see the conditions for herself. That is what started the public outcry in the first place. The fact that they were mostly beagles has hit home for a lot of beagle owners and I have personally educated quite a few new ones on the upside of a better quality food.

I received the exact same response so it is a form email and not a real response. Word for word. I haven't purchased Iams products for so many years and have really done my best not to purchase any P&G products at all. I don't believe the iamstruth self serving nonsense and usually don't believe most of what PETA says too, but if even half of what they are saying is going on it is too horrifying to comprehend.

 

[we3beagles]

Actually, P&G bought Iams 8 years ago before any of the allegations. I also know from personal experience it was the absolute end of Iams being a premium dog food almost immediately. Their response video is ludicrous in the extreme and I don't actually believe either side of the PETA vs. Iams debate. The truth is definitly somewhere in the middle and even at that I find it horrific.