It’s one of those “Oh sh*t” moments. You turn your back and your dog has inhaled the entire bag of treats, including that itty-bitty sachet of who-knows-what that are included (…) Read more
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It’s one of those “Oh sh*t” moments. You turn your back and your dog has inhaled the entire bag of treats, including that itty-bitty sachet of who-knows-what that are included (…) Read more
Selected Lafeber pet bird foods were recalled for the possibility of bacteria or fungus in the product. They discovered one of the grains used in their products was not properly (…) Read more
Catswell Cat Treats Withdrawn from Market Dogswell sent a letter today announced a recall of all of their Catswell cat treat products made with chicken due to the possibility of (…) Read more
Poor Purina Mills, someone at the mill must be asleep at the vitamin D switch, because this time around they didn’t put enough vitamin D in their animal feed. This (…) Read more
The recall that keeps growing and growing and… PMI Nutrition International (Purina Mills International) announced the expansion of an already expanded global recall of a vast number of exotic animal (…) Read more
A Purina subsidiary, PMI Nutrition International, is recalling a large number of brands and formulas due to elevated vitamin D levels, a potentially lethal contamination. These products are being added (…) Read more
Purina Mills, manufacturer of Feed Solutions animal feed products, sold to Tractor Supply and Del’s Feed & Farm Supply, announced a recall of a limited selection of certain feed products, (…) Read more
Purina announced a recall of several of their animal feeds for elevated levels of vitamin D, which may cause death in any animal or fish. The press release follows:
Phyllis does it again!
Veterinarians were advised by Nestle-Purina on what to tell their clients In April, Nestle Purina sent a letter to about 20,000 veterinarians nationwide, asking them to share “accurate, fact-based information” (…) Read more