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OK, so Jack's Snacks makes snacks for dogs, not people. But the canine treats (the Pawtucket company is named after a black Labrador) are “made from ingredients you would find in your own kitchen.” All Jack’s Snacks are made with human-grade (as opposed to animal-grade) ingredients, and none have additives or preservatives.

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1. by Amy K on Dec 21, 2007 at 5:43 AM PST

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