RECALL ALERT: Several Types of Dog Food From This Well Known Brand Recalled

by sierrag on in Health 229
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It's always a good idea to stay up to date on the latest dog food recalls. If and when you decide on trying a new type of food, first do your research. Currently, there's a well-known dog brand which is recalling a variety of their packages right now.

Part of keeping your pooch healthy is safe is understanding why these items are being recalled. There are a variety of actions you can take to ensure you're buying your dog the best food. Part of this also means staying current on all of the recalls.

Although this brand is known by many and has a good reputation, accidents like this are known to cause health issues for dogs. Don't worry, though, the information on the next page will educate you on what's going on if you buy this particular food.

After the break, discover what well-known food brand is recalling some of their dog food from stores across the nation and what you should be aware of if you've been feeding your pooch this food. 

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229 thoughts on “RECALL ALERT: Several Types of Dog Food From This Well Known Brand Recalled”

  5. Lyn Behnke

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    This is why we make our dog’s food. Manufactured “dog food” has only been around about 50 ish years. There is nothing special about it, as a matter of fact it frequently sickens them. Go to the bookstore, get a dogfood cook book and start cooking! We do it every 10 days or so, freeze it, thaw and in the pugs it goes. They have very few stools, aren’t overweight – well maybe a 1/2 a pound, don’t eat treats, and don’t beg – unless cheese is involved. WE enjoy cooking for them and we don’t have to worry about what they are eating……

  11. Pat McCarty Martin

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    Not surprised. Purina dog food has alway been a low quality food sold to the masses. Rule of thumb, if you can buy your dog food at Walmart or a grocery store it’s of low quality. Go to a pet store or your vet for their food. It’s all they eat, at least spend a few extra dollars and get them decent food with good nutritional value!!

  13. Maria McDade

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    Did you talk to your vet and bout making your own food? And how is it price wise? I’m interested in making my dogs good but I don’t know where to begin and I’m a college student with a tight budget

  21. Vicky Treleaven

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    There are good kibble out there you know. Pretty much jus make sure the kibble is brown, none of that colored$#%&!@* Beneful and purina are horrible foods. My dogs food, who are all healthy btw, eat brown kibble, which is lamb and rice, and occasionally we’ll add in an egg or two or some coconut oil. You also don’t have to feed your dog raw either, thank you very much. The kibble is also for the plaque that comes onto their teeth and the hard kibble helps keep it off, along with nyla bones, dentist treats, teeth brushing, etc. Also, feeding raw is not cheap. I have a budget and my dogs are happy and healthy, don’t shame anyone for using kibble cause that’s exactly what i got from your comment.

  22. Vicky Treleaven

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    I love the rachel stuff cause its good for them…i jus can’t afford it at this time but i do get food that is grain free as possible for my budget. They get nutra nugget lamb and rice. If i could afford it, i would go to rachels grain free stuff.

  43. Laura Walthew

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    I make it, too. My vet believes it’s much better for their health. Even the better quality store-bought stuff is still not human-grade ingredients unless it specifically says so (very rare). I make a big pot of 2/3 raw ground meat to 1/3 “other” (cooked grains and vegetables), changing up the ingredients with every batch so they get a variety.

  50. Mondy Boyette

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    It’s about time!!! I had a pug I rescued die from eating this stuff. It’s all his owner that surrendered him gave him. He passed from liver cancer at 2 years old caused by this food!!!

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