Pet Food Quiz 9

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A client brings a pet food label with them from a food they have purchased because they are very concerned that it says it contains ‘animal by-products’. Which of the following statements is correct with regards to animal by-products? Animal by-products should not be in the food at all and reflects a poor quality food and alternatives should be sought. Animal by-products are what is left after the food is completely burned off and reflects the mineral content of the food. Animal by-products is the acceptable term used to describe parts of animals that can be safely consumed but are not in demand for making human food. Animal by-products are allowed in diets but diets without these ingredients represent a better diet. Animal by-products are acceptable because they have been produced especially for the production of pet foods. Please select an option Incorrect. Animal by-products (or derivatives) are parts of the animal not required for human consumption. See the list of what is included via the link. WikiVet Article: Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food Incorrect. Animal by-products (or derivatives) are parts of the animal not required for human consumption. See the list of what is included via the link. WikiVet Article: Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food Correct! Animal by-products (or derivatives) are parts of the animal not required for human consumption. See the list of what is included via the link. WikiVet Article: Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food Incorrect. Animal by-products (or derivatives) are parts of the animal not required for human consumption. See the list of what is included via the link. WikiVet Article: Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food Incorrect. Animal by-products (or derivatives) are parts of the animal not required for human consumption. See the list of what is included via the link. WikiVet Article: Common Ingredients Used In Pet Food