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• A Quick Guide to Vitamin K

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  Most multivitamins and many dietary supplements contain Vitamin K. Both types, K1 and K2 are used, but K3 is not allowed in humans because it has been shown to damage hepatic cells in laboratory studies. However, Vitamin K3 is allowed in certain animal feed formulations. Download our White Paper to learn more.

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• Heavy Metals in Pet Foods

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  Heavy Metals Both plants and animals require certain minerals to grow and thrive. These essential minerals are acquired through food and water. However, some minerals are poisonous, even in minute amounts. Heavy metals; named because they are dense elements found in the metal portion of the periodic table, can cause acute or chronic toxicity in

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• Listeria Monocytogenes

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  First described as a pathogen in the late 1920's, it was not until the early 1980's that Listeria monocytogenes emerged as a food-borne pathogen. These hardy, nonspore-forming bacteria are capable of growing over a temperature range of 1-45o C (34-113o F), growing best at 30-37o C (86-99o F); a pH range of 5.5-9 preferring a slightly alkaline condition; and can survive salt concentrations up to 25%!

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