HEALTH● ELEVATED6d ago · Oct 8, 2026, 9:07 AM
Lead Found in 99% of Cat Foods Tested as New Study Flags Heavy Metals in Popular Wet and Dry Pet Food Brands
ibtimes · australia · global
A Clean Label Project study detected lead in 99 of 100 cat food products tested, along with widespread cadmium, arsenic and other contaminants, though industry groups disputed the findings' significance.
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