QUOTE(kizwan @ Jul 21 2021, 02:01 PM)
lol you miss the point.
As long as the food is nutritious to the pet & prepared properly, it is good food regardless it was homemade or commercial. What we don't agree is that article, directly saying homemade & raw food are bad. I think it is good idea to not read between the lines but read what explicitly stated.
Cats & dogs have live for thousand of years with homemade food. Back then there is no ISO or regulation. If we want to use the same logic that article use, commercial food is equally poses some risks too. Even pet food company outside Malaysia have recall their pet foods before because of some problem.
I don't know about veterinarian invented food but I guess some commercial pet food started with someone in veterinary field created special food for pets. But I think the ingredients have changed in modern commercial food. Right now, any pet food recommended by vet,
they get paid for that. Private clinic is expensive, machines are expensive, so any sponsorship would be beneficial to them.that's how they need to fund their research. to improve.

Just like Clinic, more money to invest in new equipment for sick patients. Reasonable.
I am not going back to homemade because 5 years ago, my mom's dog suffers from anemia. Yeah, we were homemade food believers before.
When Vet asked us, we can't even give answers like how many portions of protein vitamins are given per day. which resulted in that disease. When I asked the homemade pet food company, they couldn't give the answers. Just based on average standard nutrients from each ingredient for example 500g of chicken = to % of protein, but when cooked the nutrients are lost in the heat process and they can't determine it. Anemia requires vitamin C in the process, but the recipe cannot provide the numbers and amount of Vit C available, and the company did not go through food tests and safety.
So my mom immediately also got her cat along for a full body check, and finally decided to switch it back to commercial foods.