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yes. The issue with the Purina name is a complicated one. In the US the lifestock market does not belong to Nestle. In Europe (and the rest of the world?) it does. they are as bad for food as Monsanto is for food crops.

My sentiments, but I have since been told that the US chicken feed market is free of Purina. The name domestically is used by another feed mill (I forgot which) So you can get that for the chickens. (I try to avoid everything Nestle as good as I can, but it is sheer impossible) I am right now...