FDA is asking veterinarians to advise owners to safely dispose of certain Texas Tripe products after the company issued a recall
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The CDC suspects the treats are connected to 127 cases of Salmonella infections in humans
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Weakened plastic may cause the device’s bezel posts to become cracked and separated, leading to inaccurate delivery of fluids
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Thirty-four product lots have been recalled due to a chance they contain microorganisms
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The company says more products have tested positive for potentially toxic levels of vitamin D
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The company expanded its recall after more products tested positive for potentially toxic levels of vitamin D
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Canine consumption of excessive amounts of vitamin D is potentially fatal
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The voluntary recall involves both Hill’s Prescription Diets and Hill’s Science Diets
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The voluntary recall involves both Hill’s Prescription Diets and Hill’s Science Diets
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Lystn has recalled the affected lot in the state, but has not yet implemented one nationwide
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Consuming food with high levels of vitamin D is potentially toxic to dogs
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More brands have been added to the administration’s list of pet foods containing dangerous amounts of vitamin D
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Firm recalls water-based products, including those labeled as homeopathic
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Includes additional quantities of Rad Cat Raw Diet due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination
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The company cites the risk of dogs and cats getting their heads stuck in the dispenser’s dome
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Possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O121
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The products potentially contain elevated levels of beef thyroid hormone
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