Timberwolf Recall History
Every recall, advisory & withdrawal for Timberwolf — tracked daily.
Has Timberwolf ever been recalled?
No recalls to date.
We’ve found no FDA or manufacturer recalls for Timberwolf. Last checked June 13, 2026 — this page updates automatically the moment that changes.
Brand overview
Timberwolf Company Overview
Timberwolf started manufacturing pet food in 1995. The company produces pet food that has the benefits of a raw diet and the convenience of a dry food. The food has high-quality protein sources with no fillers or by-products and is preserved naturally with Vitamin E and rosemary extract.
Has There Ever Been a Timberwolf Recall?
There have been Timberwolf recalls, according to our research.
Two dry dog food formulas were voluntarily recalled by the company in summer 2008 after complaints arose from customers of dogs becoming sick after eating the food.
Apparently, neither a cause for the sicknesses nor a definitive link between the sicknesses and the food was ever determined. This 2008 recall of several thousand bags of Timberwolf Organics dog food does not appear in the FDA database — we found it in archived company website materials.
Timberwolf Recall History
June 2008
Cause: Undetermined (reports of sickness). Announcement: Company announcement from around June 3, 2008 (archived here). What was recalled: The following formulas and specific dates of Timberwolf Organics dry dog food: Dakota Bison with "Best by" date of Feb. 12, 2009
- Ocean Blue with "Best by" date of either Feb. 20, 2009 or March 8, 2009
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