Milk-Bone Recall History
No recalls on record.
No FDA or manufacturer recall for Milk-Bone appears in the records documented here.
Every documented recall, advisory and withdrawal for Milk-Bone, with product details and source links where available.
♥ No Milk-Bone recalls to date.
Milk-Bone Company Overview
Milk Bone’s origins stretch back more than 100 years. The dog treats were first made in New York City in 1908 at the F.H. Bennett Biscuit Company. The company needed a larger manufacturing facility and moved to Buffalo, New York, in 1957 and still operates there today.
In the past few years, the brand has made low-calorie treats, trail mix and dental chews. It recently introduced Milk-Bone Brushing Chews, which claim to be just as effective as reducing tartar and bad breath as brushing a dog’s teeth twice a week.
Full Milk-Bone recall history down below.
Has There Ever Been a Milk-Bone Recall?
There has never been a Milk-Bone recall, according to our research.
The company did withdraw 2 sizes of biscuits (Lot #12071K) from distribution in 2011, but the items were said to have posed no safety risk (the biscuits had not completely dried after baking). A withdrawal, as opposed to a full recall, indicates a minor violation that would not trigger any legal action from the FDA.
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