Dog Food Recall. Pedigree brand.

[greguganus]

Please keep this kicked!


http://www.emaxhealth.com/1/117/24691.html

[annabanana]

1. It appears to only affect the DRY food they made

at a particular processing plant.

[rubberducky]

2. Thanks!

[TheCentepedeShoes]

3. Thank you!!!

I got a 20# bag of the small crunchy bites last week, he's been eating it and is ok.
I'll call the store to see if what I bought is involved.

[seabeyond]

4. damnit.... i never buy this product. was only brand at walgreens yesterday and bought

pedigree adult nutrition small crunchy bites. my dog was fed once yesterday with it and doesnt appear sick.

would you take it back?

i NEVER buy this one. ever.

[seabeyond]

5. 20 lb bags. july 2009. calif, albertsons and costco..... n/t

[TheCentepedeShoes]

6. Called the store

and the grocery manager had no info on any recall.
Told him the product in question was mfg in a plant in PA and when it was made and he thought it unlikely that their stuff would be here but he would check with the distributor tomorrow.
Went over and bought a new bag anyway. Don't want a vet bill - my personal version of This Old House just had to have a plumbing re-do.

[WA98296]

7. Do you folks KNOW what is in DOG FOOD? Not fit for any living thing.

[Holly_Hobby]

8. Thank you.

Dogs and cats need red meat, fish or fish oil, bones and organs, a few eggs once in a while. Raw, cooked, ground, or whole. (If you cook the bones, grind them up. If you won't feed bones, grind up dried egg shells). It's not rocket science. It's not more expensive if you buy in bulk.

Dog food companies don't give a rat's azz about your pet, just their bottom line.

I feed my pets like my great-grandparents fed their pets on the farm 60 years ago, before they even heard of processed food.