WARNING: DON'T BUY CATFOOD AT PET NUTRITION CENTER

i bought some cat food that was bad, i mean it smelled real bad and they wouldn't give me my money
back so i go, well i don't care about the money but this food is bad, so you can keep it. and they
just go, there's nothing wrong with it, and they just put it back on the shelf...

that's pretty irresponsible in my book...

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The 'Jews-are-in-control' myth is being pushed in the mass media and I believe
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A lot of canned cat food smells "bad" to us. I use Wellness that smells
even better than Dinty Moore's beef stew - but that isn't saying a lot!
Seriously, Wellness does not smell bad. When I used to feed Whiskas, I
would hold my breath when opening the can. That said, any DECENT pet
food store would refund your money. When Nutro changed their formula,
my cats wouldn't eat it and the store took it all back without question.
I suggest you contact the manufacturer and tell them your experience.


-MIKE

A lot of canned cat food smells "bad" to us. I use Wellness that smells
even better than Dinty Moore's beef stew - but that isn't saying a lot!
Seriously, Wellness does not smell bad. When I used to feed Whiskas, I
would hold my breath when opening the can. That said, any DECENT pet
food store would refund your money. When Nutro changed their formula,
my cats wouldn't eat it and the store took it all back without question.
I suggest you contact the manufacturer and tell them your experience.


-MIKE

this batch was bad, trust me, i can tell when something is bad...

regular wellness doesn't smell bad in the least, it's made with human ingredients...

also, i think they were racist 'cos i never saw anything but whites working there...

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 18:15:24 -0500 (EST), (---MIKE---) wrote:

A lot of canned cat food smells "bad" to us. I use Wellness that smells
even better than Dinty Moore's beef stew - but that isn't saying a lot!
Seriously, Wellness does not smell bad. When I used to feed Whiskas, I
would hold my breath when opening the can. That said, any DECENT pet
food store would refund your money. When Nutro changed their formula,
my cats wouldn't eat it and the store took it all back without question.
I suggest you contact the manufacturer and tell them your experience.


-MIKE



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octinomos (http://www.nyx.net/~dlongori/strck.htm)

The 'Jews-are-in-control' myth is being pushed in the mass media and I believe
deliberately encouraged by the Bush administration. --Jared Israel (http://tenc.net)

this batch was bad, trust me, i can tell when something is bad...

regular wellness doesn't smell bad in the least, it's made with human ingredients...

also, i think they were racist 'cos i never saw anything but whites working there...

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 18:15:24 -0500 (EST), (---MIKE---) wrote:

A lot of canned cat food smells "bad" to us. I use Wellness that smells
even better than Dinty Moore's beef stew - but that isn't saying a lot!
Seriously, Wellness does not smell bad. When I used to feed Whiskas, I
would hold my breath when opening the can. That said, any DECENT pet
food store would refund your money. When Nutro changed their formula,
my cats wouldn't eat it and the store took it all back without question.
I suggest you contact the manufacturer and tell them your experience.


-MIKE



--

octinomos (http://www.nyx.net/~dlongori/strck.htm)

The 'Jews-are-in-control' myth is being pushed in the mass media and I believe
deliberately encouraged by the Bush administration. --Jared Israel (http://tenc.net)

(marques de sade) writes

i bought some cat food that was bad, i mean it smelled real bad and they
wouldn't give me my money
back so i go...so you can keep it. and they
just go, there's nothing wrong with it, and they just put it back on the
shelf...
1) You should have insisted on speaking to the store manager.
2) If manager wasn't cooperative, you speak to the owner.
3) you call the company that made the food and lodge a complaint. You don't
mention where this took place, but can's should have a code on them.
4) If a store knowingly is selling bad food, then they could be in violation of
the law.

(marques de sade) writes

i bought some cat food that was bad, i mean it smelled real bad and they
wouldn't give me my money
back so i go...so you can keep it. and they
just go, there's nothing wrong with it, and they just put it back on the
shelf...
1) You should have insisted on speaking to the store manager.
2) If manager wasn't cooperative, you speak to the owner.
3) you call the company that made the food and lodge a complaint. You don't
mention where this took place, but can's should have a code on them.
4) If a store knowingly is selling bad food, then they could be in violation of
the law.

From: (marques de sade)
Date: 12/21/03 3:44 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

this batch was bad, trust me, i can tell when something is bad...

regular wellness doesn't smell bad in the least, it's made with human
ingredients...

also, i think they were racist 'cos i never saw anything but whites working
there...

Quit trolling.

From: (marques de sade)
Date: 12/21/03 3:44 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

this batch was bad, trust me, i can tell when something is bad...

regular wellness doesn't smell bad in the least, it's made with human
ingredients...

also, i think they were racist 'cos i never saw anything but whites working
there...

Quit trolling.

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 23:03:49 +0000, marques de sade wrote:

i bought some cat food that was bad, i mean it smelled real bad and they
wouldn't give me my money back so i go, well i don't care about the
money but this food is bad, so you can keep it. and they just go,
there's nothing wrong with it, and they just put it back on the shelf...

Please don't feed the troll.

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