Toxic Metals in Pet Food
An informative Webinar is scheduled for February 10th, to review the findings of an analytical study by SPEX CertiPrep on the levels of toxic metal found in some commercial pet foods.
Metuchen, NJ, February 03, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Analytical Testing by SPEX CertiPrep Studies Levels of Toxic Metals in Pet Food
An Analytical Study by SPEX CertiPrep examines the toxic metal levels of several commercial pet foods. The pet foods studied consisted of both dry and wet foods for cats and for dogs.
SPEX CertiPrep’s pet food study has just been published in the January and February 2011 issues of Spectroscopy. An informative webinar on the subject is scheduled for February 2011.
Pet food is a multi-billion dollar per year business that affects pets and their owners on a daily basis. This study examined pet foods from a variety of sources to determine if there were potentially toxic elements present in the foods and if higher priced foods or higher quality ingredients equated to lower levels of toxic elements. A range of “budget” to “premium” grade pet foods samples were donated by pet owners or purchased in several different stores.
You can read the articles in the January and February 2011 issues of Spectroscopy. Webinar registrations are possible through our website http://www.spexcertiprep.com.
About SPEX CertiPrep
For more than 54 years, SPEX CertiPrep has been the leading manufacturer of Certified Reference Materials. We specialize in making a full range of Inorganic and Organic standards as well as custom standards designed specifically for your analysis. Your Science Is Our Passion™
For more information on SPEX CertiPrep, visit http://www.spexcertiprep.com/
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An Analytical Study by SPEX CertiPrep examines the toxic metal levels of several commercial pet foods. The pet foods studied consisted of both dry and wet foods for cats and for dogs.
SPEX CertiPrep’s pet food study has just been published in the January and February 2011 issues of Spectroscopy. An informative webinar on the subject is scheduled for February 2011.
Pet food is a multi-billion dollar per year business that affects pets and their owners on a daily basis. This study examined pet foods from a variety of sources to determine if there were potentially toxic elements present in the foods and if higher priced foods or higher quality ingredients equated to lower levels of toxic elements. A range of “budget” to “premium” grade pet foods samples were donated by pet owners or purchased in several different stores.
You can read the articles in the January and February 2011 issues of Spectroscopy. Webinar registrations are possible through our website http://www.spexcertiprep.com.
About SPEX CertiPrep
For more than 54 years, SPEX CertiPrep has been the leading manufacturer of Certified Reference Materials. We specialize in making a full range of Inorganic and Organic standards as well as custom standards designed specifically for your analysis. Your Science Is Our Passion™
For more information on SPEX CertiPrep, visit http://www.spexcertiprep.com/
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732-549-7144
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732-549-7144
www.spexcertiprep.com
ext 412
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