Review of Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud

[Preya Akhter]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud" by Dr Tom Lonsdale.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Dr. Tom Lonsdale's "Multi-Billion Dollar Pet Food Fraud" isn't only a book; it's a fight. It declares war on the big dog food corporations, who only care about their bottom line and not their feline friends.
 
Lonsdale, the vet who launched the anti-cooked meat diet campaign, wields the scalpel of truth, injecting raw meat extracts right into the jugular vein of the food industry. He reveals the production of a possible misleading one that may exist in the kibble that is being referred to as "wholesome." Produced scraps and additives are turning to the bad guys who are in charge of the story, thus putting some questions about their nutritional value and possible health risks to our pets in people’s minds.
 
But "Multi-Billion Dollar Pet Food Fraud" is not a blaming title. Lonsdale throws open the fridge, so to speak, and presents his alternative: a raw food-based diet. He resorts to using anecdotes and scientific fallacies, implying that the overall health and quality of life of pets are greatly improved when their nutrition resembles their evolutionary history.
 
On the other hand, the book doesn’t shy away from disclosing some controversy. Lonsdale's view of raw feeding is a dominant approach, to the point where the positive aspects of premium-quality commercially prepared food might be overlooked. In some cases, the book may go down the spine of many pet owners carrying some serious questions on the suitability and appropriate choices of their pet food without offering an easily accessible, one-size-fits-all solution.
 
"Multi-Billion Dollar Pet Food Fraud" will not be the only interesting and problematic book I will read, but it will be the one that can motivate different actions. It triggers them to become the hypodermic needles in their investigation, perceiving by looking for the ingredients in their pet food and interrogating or even asking the industry questions. Even though it might seem a little while, Ken Lonsdale's tone is very alarming, and his message is as clear: pet nutrition is one of the most important matters in the world. The book was flawless, and I found no editing mistakes throughout the whole book. I will give this book 5 out of 5 stars.

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Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud
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