We've taken our pet food campaign to Parliament. Now we need your help!

More than 12,000 of you have supported our Pet Food Standards Charter. Thank you. Now we're taking the campaign a step further.

We've launched an official UK Parliament petition calling on the Government to consult on a national system for reporting and analysing suspected pet-food-related illness. It has only just gone live. 

Why does this matter?

When owners, vets and manufacturers report concerns about pet food, who is joining the dots?

Individual reports cannot prove that a food has caused illness. But bringing information together could help identify emerging patterns and potential safety concerns.

I've explained why we've launched the parliamentary petition, and what we're hoping to achieve, in more detail here:

Why our pet food campaign has reached Parliament

Here's why your signature matters:

At 10,000 signatures, the Government must provide a written response. At 100,000, the petition will be considered for a parliamentary debate.

That's an opportunity to put these questions directly before Government.

PLEASE SIGN OUR NEW PARLIAMENTARY PETITION:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/783719

Even if you've already signed our Change.org petition, you can sign this one too. It's a separate petition with a very specific request.

And there's more to come.

On 28 October, we're launching our national Pet Food Standards Survey, ahead of National Pet Food Standards Day on 12 November.

Thank you for helping us keep pet food safety, transparency and animal welfare firmly on the agenda.

Please sign, share and help us reach 10,000 signatures.

Marie Carter-Robb
Editor, Pets Magazine