Waggin’ Train Chicken Tenders Proven Safe

September 1, 2007

Waggin’ Train Brand Chicken Jerky Tenders have an unblemished safety record, and have consistently supplied millions of pounds of chicken jerky treats each year to U.S. dogs.

“Waggin’ Train Brand has not been pulled from store shelves and is not and never has been part of a recall,” stated Jerry Peters, President of ADI Pet, Inc. However, news that was released earlier this week about a competitive brand of treats has concerned dog owners and caused them to wonder if what they are feeding their dogs is safe. The pet-owning, pet-loving owners of Waggin’ Train Brand understand these concerns, even if their company isn’t involved in any recall, and they want to make information available to consumers with questions.

Waggin’ Train Brand is completely safe and has never had a single incident of bacterial or other chemical contaminations, including melamine. This record results from the stringent quality control procedures in place to prevent such issues.

“We are proud of our company’s safety record and understand, at a time like this, consumers are looking for information. Our company is now looking into new methods of supplying product testing information to consumers so that they can go online and check the excellent safety record of products that they just purchased. This would be revolutionary, and we want to be the first pet supplier to offer this service,” said Peters.

Annually, Waggin Train Brand processes over 80 million pounds of fresh, white meat chicken in our “human grade” facilities. “We only sell products that we are confident feeding to our own beloved pets. My dog Dudley loves the chicken jerky and it’s great for training. We feel that one of the reasons for our safety is the high quality ingredients that we use,” states Peters.

ADI Pet products as well as facilities are regularly inspected by our retailers and SGS, one of the world’s largest and most respected inspection companies.