Recalls

The FDA is advising pet owners not to feed their dogs and cats certain lots of the companys raw pet food after samples from some of the lots tested positive for Salmonella and/or Listeria monocytogenes.

Tracking 127 human cases of salmonellosis with ties to pig ear dog treats, two government agencies warn pet owners and retailers to discard the product.

Medications formulated by Rapid Equine Solutions have been tied to three deaths, FDA says.

The 34 recalled products are labeled for use in both small and large animals.

A single lot code within an already recalled SKU had been omitted from the provided list of recalled pet food.

The company has reached out to veterinary hospitals across the country to announce the expansion and what is being done to appease both pet owners and practices.

Woodys Pet Food Deli has issued a recall, with the CDC warning the outbreak might be widespread in the turkey industry.

The pet food recall announced by Hills on January 31 has left untold numbers of pet owners devastated and outraged, and many are now seeking justice.

Additional lot/date codes have been added to the list of recalled canned dog foods, with many owners distraught and angry after their pets fell ill or died.

Eight companies now affected; common manufacturer cited as potential source of formulation error.

Two companies have voluntarily recalled certain lots of dry dog food after reports of pets becoming ill because of an excess of the vitamin.

Newest class of flea and tick preventive generates reports of muscle tremors, ataxia, seizures; agency says products still safe for majority of animals.

High levels of microbial contamination have rendered the product unsafe.

Products cannot be guaranteed sterile; company has failed to issue voluntary recall.

Low levels of pentobarbital discovered in Gravy Train, Kibbles 'N Bits and other brands; company traces problem to beef fat.

SCA Pharmaceuticals is voluntarily recalling products, mainly analgesics, that were distributed to both veterinary and human hospitals.

United Pet Group says rawhide treats with American Beefhide, Digest-eeze and Healthy Hide branding may contain antimicrobial cleaning agent.

Labeling error leads to product withdrawal due to potential for patient harm.

FDA advises against feeding certain varieties after samples from both brands were found to contain euthanasia drug.

Fluorouracil cream is dangerous even in small amounts, agency states.

Lots of 9Lives, EverPet and Special Kitty distributed between December 20 and January 3.

Three product lines affected; items were sold across the United States and Canada.

Recalled products were distributed exclusively in California beginning in January 2015.

Potentially affected product was sold at PetSmart stores in nine states.

Affected product distributed nationwide in the United States and Canada.

Treats were sold nationwide in Dollar General, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar stores.

The 50-pound bags were distributed in California and Arizona.

Hay originated in Kansas and was sold at two retailers in North Carolina in mid-August.