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Pets-Warehouse.com is boycotting all Iams & Eukanuba
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roducts because they are now owned by Proctor & Gamble.

The FACTS from www.pginfo.net

Each year, thousands of animals die in Procter & Gamble laboratories--the victims of painful product tests. Procter & Gamble claims to be "committed" to eliminating tests on animals, but after a decade of empty promises, the household, personal care, and pharmaceutical product manufacturer continues to poison and kill animals.

To test products, workers typically force chemicals into rabbits' eyes and rub them onto animals' shaved and abraded skin. The animals are forced into restraining devices so they can't escape the pain; usually they are not sedated or given painkillers. Some animals have broken their necks or backs trying to escape.

More than 550 companies, including large corporations like Gillette and Avon, ensure their customers' safety by using more accurate non-animal tests. Yet, P&G has refused to stop animal tests even for products that are not required to be tested on animals by law, such as cosmetics and household goods which make up the majority of P&G's products. Moreover, P&G has done nothing to push the federal government to keep up with the times and to accept non-animal tests for pharmaceuticals.

Animal Tests: Crude & Unreliable

Animal tests are not accurate and data from them cannot be extrapolated to human use because of the enormous differences in metabolism and physiology among rats, rabbits, dogs, pigs, and humans. The stressful laboratory conditions and often sloppy handling methods can impair immune function and alter heart and pulse rates of animals in laboratories as well. More than half of all prescription drugs approved by the FDA between 1976 and 1985 on the strength of animal tests caused side effects so serious that the drugs had to be relabeled or removed from the market.

The modern, non-animal test methods used by other companies can be interpreted more accurately and objectively than animal tests, leading to safer products. Let's get P&G to use them.

 

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