Recall Announcements

60+ Brands of Omega-3 Supplements for Pets Recalled

Dozens of these private-label brands of supplements may have too much Vitamin A, which can cause serious health issues in pets — including death.

The recall is due to potentially elevated levels of Vitamin D in the food, which if consumed in excess, can lead to serious health issues for dogs.

This recall was not publicly announced, but it is listed on the FDA website under “Enforcement Reports.” Here’s what we know so far.

The cat food may be contaminated with salmonella, which can affect both animals and humans. Here’s what you need to know about this cat food recall.

Some cans of this dog food were actually a different Purina dog food that had been mislabeled. Here’s what you need to know about this recall.

These dog treats might have been contaminated with salmonella bacteria. Here’s what you need to know.

Primal Pet Foods says its own tests were negative for bacteria. But the FDA says otherwise, and now there’s a recall. Here’s what you should know.

Just a single lot of pet food is involved in this recall. Please check your package — it may contain salmonella, sickness-causing bacteria.

Warning: If you bought any pet food recently from these specific Family Dollar locations in AL, AR, LA, MO, MS or TN, you need to see this now.

These dehydrated dog treats were sold in just a few stores in Massachusetts. They are linked to at least 3 cases of salmonella infection in humans.