EVO Pet Food

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The EVO pet food line is produced by Natura, which in turn is owned by Proctor & Gamble. The EVO line is geared toward an alternative to raw foods, with a cooking process designed to lock in nutrients that your pet will need to thrive.

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EVO states that it is the “ancestral diet, evolved,” and that it offers gluten-free products and natural ingredients. Interestingly, EVO sells food not only for dogs and cats, but for ferrets as well.

EVO Pet Food Quick Facts

Brand line includes: Turkey & Chicken Formula Large Bites Dog Food, Red Meat Formula Small Bites Dog Food, Herring & Salmon Formula Adult Dog Food, Weight Management Adult Dog Food, Senior Formula Dog Food, Turkey & Chicken Formula Cat & Kitten Food, Weight Management Adult Cat Food, 95% Beef Canned Cat Food; EVO also has ferret food as well as various treats for dogs and cats.
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Company: Natura Pet Products
Headquarters: 2779 Rademakers Way, Fremont, NE 68025
Contact info: 1-800-532-7261; email

Has EVO Pet Food Ever Been Recalled?

Yes. In fall 2014, a few lots of dry cat food and one lot of dry ferret food were pulled because they didn’t have the correct amount of vitamins/minerals. Earlier, in 2013, came a much wider recall where the entire EVO line was pulled because of potential salmonella contamination. That recall began with a limited amount of product, and was expanded twice before declaring a recall on all EVO and Natura items manufactured with expiration dates before March 25, 2014. It was soon expanded yet again, to include all products with an expiration date of June 10, 2014 or earlier.

List of EVO Pet Food Recalls

November 2014

Cause: Inaccurate levels of vitamins/minerals. Announcement: FDA report dated Nov. 24, 2014What was recalled: Four lots of EVO Grain Free Turkey & Chicken Formula dry cat food:

  • Lot Code 4300A700D2, 15.4 lb., “Best by” Feb. 19, 2016
  • Lot Codes 4301A700A4 and 4301A700B4 and 4301A700C4, 2.2 lb., “Best by” Feb. 20, 2016

Also recalled on Nov. 24, 2014: One lot of EVO Grain Free Ferret Food (dry):

  • Lot Code 4300A700D3, 6.6 lb., “Best by” Feb. 19, 2016

June 2013

Cause: Potential for salmonella. Announcement: FDA report dated June 18, 2013What was recalled: EVO dry dog, cat, and ferret food and biscuits/bars/treats – all lot codes, UPC #s, and package sizes, but ONLY expiration dates before June 10, 2014.

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