What To Do if Your Dog Eats Recalled Pet Food, According to a Vet
Summary
The FDA tracks pet food recalls to protect animal health. If a pet eats recalled food, owners should stop feeding it, check the FDA database for details, contact their vet if needed, and seek refunds or replacements.Key Facts
- The FDA has a database for pet food recalls and related safety issues.
- There were 10 pet food recall entries in 2026 so far, compared to 20 in all of 2025.
- The latest recall (July 2) involved Pedigree wet dog food that might contain metal or plastic pieces.
- Pet owners should keep pet food in its original packaging or save the barcode and lot number to identify recalls easily.
- If food is recalled, stop feeding it and follow disposal instructions from FDA or USDA.
- Owners should watch pets for signs like vomiting or loss of appetite and ask a vet for advice.
- Many companies offer refunds or replacements for recalled pet foods.
- The World Small Animal Veterinary Association provides guidelines to help pick safe pet food.
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