Pet Food Recalls: Page 13

Recalled dog foods had up to 70 times intended vitamin D

F.D.A. scientists have evaluated samples of some of these products, and state and private lab test results indicate that the food contained as much as approximately 70 times the intended amount of vitamin D.

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8 dog food recalls for excess vitamin D in November 2018

Vitamin D, when consumed at very high levels can lead to serious health issues in dogs including renal dysfunction.

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ANF recalls dog food for elevated vitamin D

The dog food products were distributed in retail stores within Puerto Rico.

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ELM Pet Foods recalls dog food for elevated vitamin D

Lot codes in this voluntary recall were distributed in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland.

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Sunshine Mills expands recall of puppy, dog foods

The recalled dog food products were distributed in retail stores within the United States as well as some export distributors in Japan, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Israel, Canada and South Korea.

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Sunshine Mills recalls Abound dog food for Vitamin D

Harris Teeter has removed the recalled products from its shelves.

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Lidl recalled Orlando grain-free dog food for Vitamin D

The recalled products consist of the following lot numbers manufactured between March 3, 2018, and May 15, 2018.

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Pet Food Recalls

Raw pet foods recalled in U.K. for salmonella

In a tweet, the company stated that previous issues were exacerbated by the breakdown of a freezer, resulting in the recall of a wide range of raw pet foods.

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Natural Life Pet Products expands dry dog food recall

The products were distributed to retail stores in Georgia, Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and California.

Natural Life Pet Products recalls dry food for vitamin D

Natural Life Pet Products of Saint Louis, Missouri, USA is voluntarily recalling our Chicken and Potato dry dog food due to it containing elevated levels of Vitamin D.

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Nutrisca recalls dry dog food for elevated vitamin D

Nutrisca became aware of the elevated levels of vitamin D after receiving complaints from three pet owners of vitamin D toxicity after consuming the product.

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Silver Star Brands recalls two pet products for microbes

The products have been tested and found to contain microbial contamination.

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