An American Man’s (or Woman’s) Best Friend

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An American Man’s (or Woman’s) Best Friend

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Are you a pet lover? Pet Parent? Ever since the huge recall of Chinese pet food in 2007 more and more Americans are reading country of origin labels on what they put on their pets and in their pets. Our hosts talk today with Nancy Dietlin of Norwalk, CT based Hoadin brand, fine American made … Continue reading An American Man’s (or Woman’s) Best Friend →

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