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The study was conducted by the Clean Label Project, testing 100 food samples from 62 popular brands for the presence of heavy metals.
Researchers from the Clean Label Project found heavy metals in 99 out of 100 samples from 62 popular pet food brands. The Economic Times writes about this.
These include Royal Canin, Purina, Hills and Sheba. Cadmium was found in 96 percent of the feed, arsenic in 94 percent, and mercury levels in fish and seafood products were 18 times higher than in other samples.
However, the publication notes, the investigation does not provide sufficient evidence to say that cat owners should immediately stop feeding their cats a certain product.

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