Hill’s adds lot code to excess vitamin D dog food recall

This relates to the same vitamin premix that led to the Jan. 31 voluntary recall.

Hill’s Pet Nutrition stated that a single can date/lot code within an already recalled case of dog food was inadvertently omitted from the company’s list of dog foods recalled for excessive vitamin D levels, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This relates to the same vitamin premix…

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This relates to the same vitamin premix that led to the Jan. 31 voluntary recall.

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