Menu foods probably killed my cat

[mburbank]

So, here's what I know. My cat ate food that was on the recall list in January.
She'd been healthy, she was only nine years old, she got really sick very suddenly and died.

I'll never know if she was poisoned, because while the vet could tell me for only $400.00 dollars that she was very anemic and had a slightly enlarged liver, a diagnosis of why those things were happening would run me into potentially thousands of dollars and would only tell me why dhe was dying, not cure her.

It's not like I'm looking to sue anyone, though I'd like my $400.00 back. It's just that she was a great cat, and she may well have had a lot of years left to live, and it sucks. And I'd like the whole truth to come out, so that if this was a case of negligence instead of just a tragedy (and I think it is a tragedy, as we are now talking about potentially thousands of pets) regulations or enforcement can be tightened to avoid stuff like this happening again.

The numbers are not going to be known. Most pet owners could not afford any more than I could to find out what killed their pets, and at the time it happened had no real reason to look into it.

It's just sad, and it makes me angry.