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Originally Posted by alpayton Here's what I posted in another thread about this...and I do NOT want to start a problem with anyone...it's just MY OPINION! 
I don't want to start a riot or anything, but with my chinchillas, I feed a feed that is milled here in Kentucky and the feed that I feed does not contain corn. HOWEVER! That doesn't mean that whatever was milled right before my feed was milled didn't contain corn and the residue wasn't left on the machinery for when my feed was milled. Reason I say this is because just today I opened a new 50 lb bag of feed to find at least 10 pieces of what? CORN! Hmmm...wonder how that got in there? Get what I'm saying? Is there any reason to believe that there could be cross contamination? If there is, and I were at any time feeding Chicken Soup, I would not be feeding it today or tomorrow. Meaning, if the same mill that milled the corn containing bad feed milled the Chicken Soup (non corn containing feed), that's enough to make me say, NOPE...not gonna feed it! That's a risk I'm just NOT willing to take with my animals! |
I never thought about that.
I have not fed Baby Chicken Soup yet. I purchased it, and then found about that it MAY be contaminated. I think I am not going to open it for a little while to see what the outcome is. If everything is okay, I will give it to her.