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Pet food recalls, alerts still offer lessons for industry

The pet food industry has implemented many new safety protocols and measures since the tragic recalls of 2007, but what else has changed — and what hasn’t?

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J.M. Smucker recalls 9Lives cat food for low thiamine

No illnesses related to this issue have been reported to date from this pet food recall.

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Kroger Louisville recalls dog foods made by Sunshine Mills

The recall was initiated because the product had the potential to contain an elevated level of Vitamin D, which may cause renal failure.

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King Soopers recalls dog foods made by Sunshine Mills

The recall was initiated because the product had the potential to contain an elevated level of Vitamin D, which may cause renal failure.

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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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Sunshine Mills recalls Abound dog food for Vitamin D

Harris Teeter has removed the recalled products from its shelves.

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Eurofins Scientific plans facility in Wisconsin, USA

Eurofins provides a range of life sciences services, including pet food consulting, testing and analysis.

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Australian Senate calls for stronger pet food regulation

Currently, Australia’s pet food industry has no legally mandated recall system overseen by a government agency.

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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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Pet Food Safety

Improving pet's well-being and owners' satisfaction

Market insights and practical tips on pet food palatability, protection, performance measurement and pet health & nutrition. Sponsored by Diana Pet Food.

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Dog and Cat Food Nutrition

3 ways to counter pet food misinformation with expertise

Consumers often mistrust large companies and any information they provide.

Courtesy of Jim Galovski, co-founder of Guardian Pet Food Co.

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