Then I picked up another brand and did the same thing. And a third, and a fourth. A fifth. I even looked at the top and bottom of each can, in case it had been stamped there with an expiration date. Nothing. Here's what I did find, and it did absolutely nothing to reassure me. There on the label were the words: "Printed in the USA." So, if I'm worried about the origin of what I'm giving my dog, I guess I can safely feed him the label." -Patt Morrison Journalist for the LA Times In Less than Five Minutes from now You can be inside the pages of Petsumer Report Online and compare almost 800 dog foods, cat foods, and pet treats. See for yourself! Pet Owners worldwide are aware what happened when tainted Chinese imported wheat gluten's were sold to US pet food manufacturers - some estimates feel more than 50,000 dogs and cats became ill, and over 17,000 died. I think every pet owner understands the risks of imported ingredients and understands the need to know if their pet's food contains them. I doubt any pet owner would intentionally feed th...