Kingdom Pets Dog Treats Recall
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Kingdom pets dog treats recall. Kingdom pets brand from costco is one of. Pet food recall the fda s investigation into chicken duck and sweet potatoes jerky treats and chew treats including rawhide for dogs from china has yet to give consumers an answer to why their dogs are sick. Hi petful publisher dave baker here. The brands that were removed.
Second is kingdom pets costco s brand with 25 mentions followed by milo s kitchen named in 15. The recalled pig ears include products from dog goods usa llc including its non irradiated bulk and packaged chef. Recalls may be conducted on a firm s own initiative by fda request or by fda order. Kingdom pets is committed to providing both owners and their family members great products that are safe and wholesome.
A series of pig ear pet treats have been recalled for salmonella contamination. Each jerky treat come in a re sealable bag to maintain freshness. Signing up for our 100 free email alerts is one of the best things you can do right now to stay on top of u s. Your cart 0 0 00 checkout register.
Chicken jerky treats made by two chinese companies from their shelves on july 26th due to complaints about the treats making dogs ill. Icelandicplus capelin cat treats recalled due to potential to cause botulism poisoning. Kingdom pets treats are produced. Wal mart is no longer selling the treats but other stores such as k mart are still doing so.
Kingdom pets chicken jerky treats will remain a delicious treat for your dog for minimum of 18 months from the production date. Recalls of which there are three types are actions taken by a firm to remove a product from the market. It was on fox news earlier that 70 dogs have died as a result of eating chicken jerky treats made from chicken that has come from china. For your reference we provide a best if used by date found on the rear of the bag at the bottom right.
Kingdom pets specializes in dog jerky treats.