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The main article stated that 1 out of 3 multivitamins had the wrong amounts, but according to the list it looks more like 1 out of 10. Which is correct?
They're including vitamins for dogs on these lists?
"PetGuard Multi-Vitamin and Multi-Mineral for Dogs contained only 68.2 percent of its claimed vitamin A. "
"21st Century Pet Chews"
Nice, but the article should have noted this. And that's 3 minutes of my life reading this that I'll never get back.