Two of my friends have 4 year old mid sized dogs that have developed cancer. It turns out both dogs have been drinking and eating from fairly new stainless steel dog bowls made in China. When the bowls are filled with clean water an oily film forms on the water surface. A large veterinary service in the area has compiled info relative to these pet bowls and cancer in pets. We speculate the film may be from the SS manufacturing process in China. If you see this film on clean water in your pets SS bowls, stop using it. With any pet bowl, I'd run it through an automatic dishwasher on sanitize setting before using. Spread this around to fellow pet owners.
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- Thread starter Phil N
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teddy52food
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I don't think I would put it in my dishwasher!
ot to worry, he is also over criticizing the GMC new tailgate people.(quoted from post at 17:56:45 01/15/19) "A large veterinary service in the area has compiled info relative to these pet bowls and cancer in pets." The dogs were not related. I don't know how many dogs were effected but it was a heck of a lot more than two.
Actually, I’m over there calling out the aholes that like to make fun of and belittle people they don’t know simply because they do things differently. Are you one of them?(quoted from post at 18:27:21 01/15/19)ot to worry, he is also over criticizing the GMC new tailgate people.(quoted from post at 17:56:45 01/15/19) "A large veterinary service in the area has compiled info relative to these pet bowls and cancer in pets." The dogs were not related. I don't know how many dogs were effected but it was a heck of a lot more than two.
ou sure sound like one.(quoted from post at 20:47:28 01/15/19)Actually, I’m over there calling out the aholes that like to make fun of and belittle people they don’t know simply because they do things differently. Are you one of them?(quoted from post at 18:27:21 01/15/19)ot to worry, he is also over criticizing the GMC new tailgate people.(quoted from post at 17:56:45 01/15/19) "A large veterinary service in the area has compiled info relative to these pet bowls and cancer in pets." The dogs were not related. I don't know how many dogs were effected but it was a heck of a lot more than two.
"A large veterinary service in the area has compiled info relative to these pet bowls and cancer in pets."
I have no dog in this fight, nor cat, but who is the "large veterinary service" and where
is the compiled information? That information may help you dissuade the nay-sayers.
Personally, I will take it as a helpful warning. Thank you for posting it Phil.
Losing a pet is definitely not a pleasant experience.
I have no dog in this fight, nor cat, but who is the "large veterinary service" and where
is the compiled information? That information may help you dissuade the nay-sayers.
Personally, I will take it as a helpful warning. Thank you for posting it Phil.
Losing a pet is definitely not a pleasant experience.
TraktorFreunde
Member
Even though I agree more info is needed here, anything out of China is suspect in my book.
Given that I can find no information online about this, I'm suspicious that it is an urban myth that isn't too widespread yet. 'Course, it could be true but just not hitting the web yet.
On the other hand, two shipping containers of dog bowls from China back in 2011 were found to be radioactive. The steel was contaminated with a radioactive substance at the foundry.
On the other hand, two shipping containers of dog bowls from China back in 2011 were found to be radioactive. The steel was contaminated with a radioactive substance at the foundry.
(quoted from post at 12:07:42 01/16/19) Given that I can find no information online about this, I'm suspicious that it is an urban myth that isn't too widespread yet. 'Course, it could be true but just not hitting the web yet.
On the other hand, two shipping containers of dog bowls from China back in 2011 were found to be radioactive. The steel was contaminated with a radioactive substance at the foundry.
i tried too, and i saw the radioactive steel thing too.
but, radioactivity won't wash off. an oil film from stainless? after it is washed, i don't see how that happens.
David Snipes
Member
Another reason to avoid buying anything from China! That is my philosophy. If we quit buying their junk we can shut them down.
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