"Permitted in rendering under current rules."
Roadkill is legally renderable into pet food. Restaurant waste — grease traps, expired meat, used cooking oil — is also permitted. None of this is required to be disclosed on a label. The concern is the accumulation of environmental contaminants, heavy metals, and unknown drug residues from animals with unknown medical histories.
A meaningful red flag: an unnamed source, heavy processing into a by-product or digest form, or documented regulatory scrutiny in at least one country. -4 pts deducted.
Rated D (-4 pts) by PetPro-tectors™. Roadkill is legally renderable into pet food. Restaurant waste — grease traps, expired meat, used cooking oil — is also permitted. None of this is required to be disclosed on a label. The concern is the accumulation of environmental contaminants, heavy metals, and unknown drug residues from animals with unknown medical histories.
Permitted in rendering under current rules.