Pet Food Recalls,
Stay Informed On Your Pet's Nutrition

How to Check Your Pet's Food

• Find the brand, product name, bag or can size, and the lot number and best-before date printed on the package.
• Compare them with the recall list above. A recall usually covers specific lots and dates, not every bag of a brand.
• Keep the package, or a photo of the label, until the bag or can is finished.
• Check the list again whenever you open a new bag, and after a pet food recall is in the news.

If Your Pet Ate a Recalled Food

• Stop feeding it, and set the package aside. Don't throw it away yet; the lot number matters.
• Watch for vomiting, diarrhea, not eating, low energy or anything unusual, and call us at (604) 888-2628 if you see any of it, or if you're unsure.
• Ask the store or manufacturer about a refund, following the instructions in the recall notice.
• If your pet is on a prescription diet, call us before switching foods so we can suggest a safe alternative. See prescription pet food.

Signs like repeated vomiting, weakness or collapse need a vet right away. See what to do in a pet emergency.