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UNSAFE DOG TOY: DOUBLE DENTALS

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Emily Jane
8 years ago

All pet toys need to meet safety standards that ensure there are no parts that can break off or be swallowed, no choking hazards and no harmful or carcinogenic substances. They should be tested for safety just as toys for humans are.

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linda frazier
12 years ago

dont let people lose their pets in this horribly painful way.

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Martha Clark
12 years ago

Pets don't deserve to die just to make someone cash

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Darlene Simmons
12 years ago

Stop making these dangerous items for our pets!

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linda frazier
12 years ago

lndlee195@aol. com

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Jana Hirsekorn
12 years ago

Dog walker against dangerous dog toys.

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amanda jones
12 years ago

Have always had words for walmart..even worse now

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Tina Brooks
12 years ago

Remove ALL unsafe toys!

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Chenoa Miller
12 years ago

We need to get dangerous dog toys out of the stores NOW.

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Beneta
12 years ago

We need to be on the lookout to help each other care for our pets.

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shirley wheeler
12 years ago

take away unsafe toys

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Anonymous
12 years ago

All potentially unsafe toys should be removed. Period. Would you give something potentially unsafe to a child?

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Andrea Price
12 years ago

Rope/String same idea.

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Andrea Price
12 years ago

You do know that ANY type of rope toy is considered dangerous for dogs and should ONLY be played with under supervision? I mean, they warn pet owners about this from day one: "I don't actually know of any responsible dog owners who allow their dogs to have those rope toys because too many dogs have needed emergency surgery to save their lives after they get obstructions from all the strands they swallow. " http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110215183033AA76fhr If your dog is known to ingest things, especially puppies or young dogs.. I mean.. C'mon..

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Linda Lamb
12 years ago

So sad to lose a beloved pet over an unsafe toy.

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Sandra Oliver
12 years ago

recall this toy!!!!

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Carol Marca
12 years ago

Stop selling deadly toys!

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Lorin Rogers
12 years ago

Please step up and remove this and any other unsafe toy from it's shelves.

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Sarah Bloch
12 years ago

Walmart needs to act quickly to handle this issue.

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Stacey Wellborn
12 years ago

Walmart should step up and remove these chew toys immediately. Their initial response was unacceptable!