RECALL ALERT: Variety of Dog Foods From This Well Known Brand Recalled

by pawbuzz on in Dogs, Food & Recipes, Health 253

As a good dog owner, you always need to stay alert on dog food recalls that's been publicly announced (at the least).

If you are thinking of giving your pooch a new type or brand of dog food, you gotta at least hop on to google and do your research to make sure the new dog food you have in mind have not been recently recalled.

As a case in point… a very well-known dog food brand (a brand every dog owners know) has announced a voluntary recall of certain packages they offer.

Even the most trusted of brands in the market with a good reputation does have occasional accidents like this that all dog owners need to be aware of before blindly trusting them and feed our pooches with their products.

Not to worry though… the information on the next page will tell you exactly what's going on, which well-known dog food brand is being recalled, and what you should be aware of if you have fed your dogs with the food being recalled.

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253 thoughts on “RECALL ALERT: Variety of Dog Foods From This Well Known Brand Recalled”

  5. Christina Venglar

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    If you have the $$ to keep up with a cute but demanding Yorkie, then you should give them nothing but the best quality food available to you. If you can buy it at your local grocery store or Walmart then try again! I complain about the price of my furbabys food ($19 for a tiny bag of Nutro Ultra, which lasts a little more than a month ) but I will not settle for anything that isn’t quality, and anything from Purina is just a bunch of fillers

  31. Sean Jarrett

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    Yes Purina is pure crap just read the ingredient. What is the nutritional value of food dyes? I work with this just about everyday with my customers in educating them on what you need to look for in a food. It’s crazy how these brands get away with everything they do!

  45. Lenise Fitzpatrick Rouse

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    To save you the click bait,
    Purina has announced a voluntary recall of certain packages of their Beneful Prepared Meals, Beneful Chopped Blends and Pro Plan Savory Meals brands due to the packaged foods potentially not containing the recommended levels of added vitamins and minerals.

    The following products, UPC codes, and best-by dates are included in the recall:

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