December 6, 2023⚠ Important recall information appears below.
The company was founded in 1955 and started making hard nylon bone-shaped chews. The company has expanded to include different types of chews, toys and interactive pet items.
Nylabone Quick Facts
Brand line includes: Advanced Oral Care, Dental Chew, Dura Chew, Flavor Frenzy, Wild Alternatives, Healthy Edibles, Nutri Dent, Flexi chew, Romp ‘n Chomp, Nubz and Puppy Chew
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Company: TFH Publications, Inc./Nylabone Products
Headquarters: Neptune, New Jersey
Contact info: 855-273-7527, website, email
Has Nylabone Ever Been Recalled?
Yes. The manufacturer issued a recall in 2015 because the dog chews included in puppy starter kits had the potential to be contaminated with salmonella.
Also, in 2001, following a number of deaths of dogs, Nylabone issued a market recall of its highly popular Plaque Attacker dog chews over concerns about the chews breaking into small pieces. Customers were advised to “dispose of it safely so that their dogs can never chew it again,” according to a newspaper article. The company replaced this old version of Plaque Attacker with an improved model.
Over the years, there have been many complaints — and even lawsuits — against Nylabone, claiming the company’s products caused everything from injury to “seizures.” The company has strongly denied these accusations, claiming the “false” information is “tricking well-intentioned pet parents.”
The company states: “All of our products are made from non-toxic, pet-safe materials and are designed for the specific chewing style and size of your dog. From gentle teething puppies to extreme power chewers, Nylabone has a safe, healthy chew for every dog. Nylabone has been the choice of millions of dogs since we made our first chew toy over 50 years ago.”
Full details of all known Nylabone recalls over the years appear below:
List of Nylabone Recalls
April 2015
Cause: Potential for salmonella contamination. Announcement: FDA report dated April 22, 2015. What was recalled: Puppy starter kit dog chews, Lot #21935, UPC #0-18214-81291-3.
December 2001
Cause: Potential to break into small pieces. Announcement: Newspaper article dated Dec. 24, 2001. What was recalled: Plaque Attacker. (It was replaced with an improved version.)
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