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Idea Exchange: Keep expiration dates and lot numbers with food
After emptying my pet's food into a plastic storage container, I clip the expiration date with lot number from the bag and keep it inside the container with the food.
After emptying my pet's food into a plastic storage container, I clip the expiration date with lot number from the bag and keep it inside the container with the food. I usually bury it under the food or push it to the side to keep it out of the way. Then if a problem occurs with the food, I have the necessary information. With the recent food recalls, I am sharing this idea with more of my clients.
Dr. Julie Platt, CVCP
Loves Park, Ill.
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