Pet Food Quiz 10

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A client has bought a food for their dog, but asks you why there is no feeding guide included on the package. What would be the most likely reason why feeding guidelines are not included in the package? The manufacturer is breaking the law by not including feeding guidelines. The food is not complete and balanced, meaning it is a supplementary diet, and therefore does not require feeding guidelines. The feeding guidelines are off-package, meaning, it's on the outside wrapper of a multi-pack food. Some foods are meant to be fed according to the animal’s appetite, so the client should feed as much as the animal wants. There is likely a misprint label, and the manufacturer should be contacted for the correct label. Please select an option Incorrect. Most commercially manufactured pet foods provide feeding guides on the packaging. This is a mandatory requirement for those that are complete and balanced. WikiVet Article: Feeding Guides on Pet Food Correct! Most commercially manufactured pet foods provide feeding guides on the packaging. This is a mandatory requirement for those that are complete and balanced. WikiVet Article: Feeding Guides on Pet Food Incorrect. Most commercially manufactured pet foods provide feeding guides on the packaging. This is a mandatory requirement for those that are complete and balanced. WikiVet Article: Feeding Guides on Pet Food Incorrect. Most commercially manufactured pet foods provide feeding guides on the packaging. This is a mandatory requirement for those that are complete and balanced. WikiVet Article: Feeding Guides on Pet Food Incorrect. Most commercially manufactured pet foods provide feeding guides on the packaging. This is a mandatory requirement for those that are complete and balanced. WikiVet Article: Feeding Guides on Pet Food