1. Under United Sates law, all dog foods must be tested by feeding them to dogs before they go on the market. True False

2. If a dog food is labeled "Dog Food with Real Beef," under US Food and Drug Administration labeling laws, at least how much beef must it contain? None 95% 25% 3%

3. If a dog food is labeled "Chicken Flavored Dog Food," under US Food and Drug Administration labeling laws, at least how much chicken must it contain? 3% None 25% 95%

4. Meat used in pet foods must undergo the same United States Department of Agriculture inspection process used for meat intended for human consumption. True False

5. By United States law, the remains of dead dogs or cats cannot be used in any product that may be used in pet foods. True False

6. By United States law, pet food labels must list ingredients in the food in order by weight. True False

7. Ingredients used in pet foods are generally of the same quality as those used in human foods. True False

8. One of the main sources for fats in pet food is rancid restaurant grease. True False

9. One of the main sources of meats used in pet food is "4-D meats." What does "4-D" stand for? Animals from a poorly-rated (4-D) farm, as opposed to a 1- A or 2-B farm. Meat that is of good quality but has cosmetic imperfections such as discoloration Meat that is decomposing, thus labeled "4-D" Meat from animals that were dead, diseased, down or dying at the slaughter plant

10. Dog food samples have been found to contain drugs not allowed in the human food chain. True False