Raw Materials that may be used in the making of canned and processed pet foods Raw Materials that may be used in the making of canned and processed pet foods Special requirements for Materials not to Species Materials to be used References material to be used be used 1)Bodies or parts of animals killed. -Imported game bodies or parts of 1) In the case of Game: Game animals animals killed killed game II.2 and II.6/7 of Health refer to land mammals 1) Fit for human consumption 2)Blood, placenta, wool, feathers, ruminants: Hides Certificate found in and birds - either in the in accordance to the hair, horns, hoof cuts and raw milk and skins, Annex XV, Chapter 3(A) wild or farmed - that are European Union legislation. originating from live animals. including and 3(B), and Annex XIV, not normally considered 2) Live animals that did not 3)Flavouring innards trimmings and Chapter II to Regulation to be domestic animals show signs of any disease 4) Animal by-products arising from splitting thereof, (EU) 142/2011 (the following animals communicable through that the production of products horns and feet, Article 35 (a)(i) and (ii) to are specifically product to humans or intended for human consumption, including the Regulation (EC) No excluded: bovines, animals. including degreased bones, phalanges and 1069/2009 domestic swine, sheep 3) Fit for slaughter following greaves and centrifuge or the carpus and E4 and goats, domestic an ante-mortem inspection separator sludge from milk metacarpus solipeds, domestic fowl, in accordance with Union processing. bones, tarsus and turkeys, guinea-fowl, legislation. 5) Blood of animals other than metatarsus bones. ducks and geese). ruminants that have been As well as blood. slaughtered in a slaughterhouse.
Raw Materials that may be used in the making of canned and processed pet foods Raw Materials that may be used in the making of canned and processed pet foods Species Materials to be used Special requirements for material to be used Materials not to be used References Game: Game animals refer to land mammals and birds - either in the wild or farmed - that are not normally considered to be domestic animals (the following animals are specifically excluded: bovines, domestic swine, sheep and goats, domestic solipeds, domestic fowl, turkeys, guinea-fowl, ducks and geese). 1)Bodies or parts of animals killed. -Imported game bodies or parts of animals killed 2)Blood, placenta, wool, feathers, hair, horns, hoof cuts and raw milk originating from live animals. 3)Flavouring innards 4) Animal by-products arising from the production of products intended for human consumption, including degreased bones, greaves and centrifuge or separator sludge from milk processing. 5) Blood of animals other than ruminants that have been slaughtered in a slaughterhouse. 1) Fit for human consumption in accordance to the European Union legislation. 2) Live animals that did not show signs of any disease communicable through that product to humans or animals. 3) Fit for slaughter following an ante-mortem inspection in accordance with Union legislation. 1) In the case of killed game ruminants: Hides and skins, including trimmings and splitting thereof, horns and feet, including the phalanges and the carpus and metacarpus bones, tarsus and metatarsus bones. As well as blood. II.2 and II.6/7 of Health Certificate found in Annex XV, Chapter 3(A) and 3(B), and Annex XIV, Chapter II to Regulation (EU) 142/2011 Article 35 (a)(i) and (ii) to Regulation (EC) No 1069/2009 E4
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