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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Dangers of raw pet foods: Freezer Burn Indicates A More Serious Problem
– Air
reaching the meat surface is the cause for the freezer burns that
result in the typical grayish-brown leathery spots. Frozen water on the
surface or just beneath it sublimates (from solid state directly to
vapor) into the air, causing moisture to be lost from the meat over
time resulting in discoloration and a dry, leathery texture. Proper pet food packaging
helps maintain quality and prevent freezer burn, however most packaging
is permeable to air. The prevalence of freezer burn in RF pet products
speaks to the fact that the product is being oxidized and with that
creating free radical toxins to lay the seeds for various degenerative
diseases.
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