Thanks for comments on the BBC TV 'Trust Me, I'm a Vet' segment. Please, I urge everyone, complain to the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/ Ignorance is no excuse at law. In my view the vet industry cannot even pretend to be ignorant of the science implicating the mass poisoning of pets and resultant mouth rot epidemic. Back in 1991, in the days of steam typewriters and no spelling checkers, I blew the whistle on the criminal vet/junk pet-food conspiracy. I recommended legal actions: http://www.rawmeatybones.com/pdf/PGC%20Aug%2091.pdf Two years later in 1993 Sydney University asked me to write the definitive chapter on Preventative Vet Dentistry. The chapter contains a legal opinion on the diverse illegality of the vet/junk food fraud. http://www.rawmeatybones.com/pdf/Vet%20Dentistry%201993.pdf In 1993, at a week long Vet Dentistry conference at Sydney University I got to know Professor Colin Harvey -- at the time the world's leading vet dentist. He told me how he agreed with my opinions on the junk pet-food induced mouth rot. However, and despite the massive fraud, he preferred to stay within the system and try to effect a fix from within. http://www.rawmeatybones.com/harvey.php (I suggested that fraudsters would never respond to sweet reason and that only legal action -- or maybe political action -- would get them to stop.) Please have a look at the links above. Please complain to the BBC and please consider instructing your lawyer to prosecute. Best wishes, Tom