Is this a good thing for dog food?

Question

My uncle works at a dog food company, a quite good one, but it's in England (sorry USA) and one the new bag it says "Arf-aficial flavoring" should he take out that? Or not? Just wondering! He likes me to ask you stuff about this he says it's "Interesting"!

Answer 1

he should keep it on

Answer 2

never give him somethig you dont now about

Answer 3

If its a truly good food it needs NOTHING artificial in it=no food dyes no phony flavors.Tilks Mom

Answer 4

Leave it . . . I only care about the first couple of ingredients anyways - so I wouldn't get to that part anyways.

Answer 5

People won't understand the humor. It needs to direct and to the point. No arf in artificial. If the label isn't serious then the person will be less likely to buy your product.

Answer 6

I don't think so.  It's silly to put a pun on a label that implys you have artificial flavoring when you don't.  (what the heck is pretend carrots?)

No one wants artificial flavoring, so even putting something that sounds like it is stupid marketing.

Answer 7

what company does he work for. purina or something because that sounds like junk.  

Answer 8

artifical flavours hmm only carrots thats ok only if it has other different vegetables because dogs need to eat some vegetables too its good for them.

Answer 9

no if he doesn't`t want to it`s his choice.dogs will eat it any way.

Answer 10

If it has artificial flavoring in it, the food is c**p.

Answer 11

Artifiial flavoring is very unhealthy and unatural!