This is posted on both the yahoogroups doghealth2 and caninedrugdangers. Was also sent to me. I did a google onChristine Buff and she is who she says she is--with search 7 rescue based in NY.
PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST FAR AND WIDE
Subject: DIAMOND
Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 10:23:45 EST

You may think the Diamond food scare is over, or that only a limited amount
of product is involved. Not so.

On Monday, March 6 - after 3 feedings of Diamond's Premium Edge Chicken,
Rice and Vegetables - we almost lost 3 of our 4 GSDs. The only reason it did!
n't effect the 16 week old is because we kept her on other feed. Within 20
minutes of ingesting their dinner, 2 of the dogs proceeded to vomit dark green
undigested food and within another 2 minutes they were foaming at the mouth and
stiff-leg gaiting. Another 5 minutes and they were having what I - as a
nurse - would refer to as petit mal seizures. After a traumatic night at the
local emergency clinic, the diagnosis was "food intoxication from Premium Edge
kibble".

The following day, upon contacting Diamond in Meta, Missouri, I was assured
they would work with me in this and stand behind their product....the
reimbursement for any and all vet care, etc was also discussed. Upon asking for
financial assistance for a test Diamond requested at Cornell ($300.00/dog
minimum) - a test that per my vet and those at Cornell said was a CYA call on
Diamond's part - they changed their mind on "helping out". I refused that
particular test, awaiting results from another analysis on samples.

Notification came yesterday from University of Missouri Vet Met Diagnostic
Lab: "Each of the four submitted samples of dog food contained approximately
0.5 ppm of vomitoxin, as detected by thin layer chromotography...".

Judging from no reference to this on Premium Edge's website (incredible how
many products Diamond makes but very difficult to trace back to them - each
feed/product seems to have it's own website/contact), no contact as of yet
from Diamond and certainly no "standing behind" their product it appears they
are not overly concerned about their consumers.

Research your food thoroughly. If it is even remotely related to Diamond -
DO NOT FEED!! If you are so inclined, please write concerns to Diamond - you
can reference me if so desired. My particular contact was Dr. Brookshire,
Director of Veterinary Services.

Christine Buff
Sr. K9 Handler/Trainer, Highland SAR
Member, Rescue International
K9 Director, New York State Federation of SAR

Thanks Sandra, I passed it on! They said it was only a certain type and that they REMOVED it from the shelves after it KILLED Hundreds of DOGS! THEY LIED!!!