Veterinary experts note that Salmonella is one of the most common causes of pet food recalls because it can survive in both raw and dry products, including treats like the recalled biscuits.

The Food and Drug Administration announced on Dec. 24 that Consumers Supply Distributing, LLC, based out of Iowa, is ...

Thousands of pet owners across the United States may be entitled to compensation after feeding their animals contaminated ...

So far, no illnesses have been reported to date in connection with the recall. The FDA warns that salmonella can affect ...

Every dog has its day, and this saying apparently rings true for dog biscuits, as well. But are Texas-based pet owners ...

WASHINGTON - Dog food with potential salmonella contamination that was meant to be thrown out but inadvertently shipped to some Publix and Target locations is now being recalled, according to the U.S.

Dog treats are being recalled due to Salmonella risk in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Montana and Nebraska.

More than 70 dogs have died, and more than 80 are sick after eating a certain brand of pet food, according to the Food and Drug Administration, prompting an expansion of the original Sportmix recall.

The FDA warned that unsanitary conditions, including rodent urine, feces, and bird droppings, created a high risk of ...

The Food and Drug Administration has recalled hundreds of products after a facility they were distributed from was found to ...

If you’re a dog owner, this one’s urgent: a recent recall of a popular dog food product has prompted warnings across 14 U.S. states — putting pet owners on alert about potential plastic contamination.

Hundreds of products from a Minnesota-based wholesale grocery distributor have been recalled due to the presence of rodent and avian contamination.