Dog Food Recalls 2022: What Dog Food Is On Recall Right Now? [UPDATED]

Wondering what dog food has been recalled today? This is the most up-to-date dog food recall list.

If you have a dog, you know how important it is to ensure they’re eating healthy food. Unfortunately, even the most reputable brands can sometimes have issues with their products. That’s why staying up-to-date on the latest recalls is always essential.

We monitor the market daily and update our lists whenever a dog food brand is recalled.

Here’s a look at the current dog food recalls for 2022 and past recall info going back many years. Let’s dive right in!

• What Is Dog Food Recall?
• Dog Food Recall Lists
• What to Do If Your Dog Food Is Recalled?
• Prevent Dog Food Recall

What Is Dog Food Recall?

Recalls are actions taken to remove its product (s) from the market because it is dangerous when consumed due to toxic ingredients, contamination, or other safety reasons. Recalls may be conducted on the pet brand’s own initiative, FDA request, or FDA order under statutory authority.

Dog Food Recall List

Throughout the years, Canine Bible has been compiling a list of U.S. dog food recalls. Could your pet food be on this list? We list recalls from the newest to the oldest. 

Dog Food Recall List 2022

The table below lists all 2022 dog food recalls.

For more information about each recall, please click on the links in the table below.

Date	Brand Name (s)	Product Name	FDA Recall Reason Description
7/12/2022	Stormberg Foods LLC	Beg & Barker, Billo’s Best Friend, and Green Coast Pets	Recall due to a potential contamination of Salmonella found by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDA & CS)
7/06/2022	Primal Dog Food	Primal Patties for Dogs Beef Formula	Potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes in a lot distributed in Maryland, Georgia, Texas, and British Columbia
6/17/2022	Freshpet	Freshpet Select Fresh Kitchen Home Cooked Recipe	Freshpet is recalling bags of dog food sold by retailers in a dozen states and Puerto Rico due to potential salmonella contamination.
3/16/2022	Bravo Packing Inc	Raw Pet Food	Pet food contaminated with Salmonella, grossly unsanitary conditions facilities and the failure to follow CGMP regulations for animal food.
02/18/2022	Numerous brand names	Multiple products	Potential Salmonella contamination and presence of rodent activity at the distribution center
01/04/2022	Pure Being	Advent Calendars For Cats & Dogs	Potential choking hazard

Dog Food Recall List 2021

The table below lists all 2021 dog food recalls.

For more information about each recall, please click on the links in the table below.

Date	Brand Name(s)	Product Name	FDA Recall Reason
12/23/2021	Woody's Pet Food Deli	Raw Cornish Hen With Suplements	Potential Salmonella
12/09/2021	Aldi	Advent Calendars For Cats & Dogs	Potential choking hazard
12/01/2021	LivaOne and BioLifePet	Probiotics For Dogs & Cats	Pseudomonas aeruginosa
10/12/2021	Nutri Source	Pure Vita Salmon Entrée Dog Food	Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
10/01/2021	Fromm Four-Star Nutritionals	Shredded Entrée Canned Dog Food	Elevated levels of Vitamin D
08/26/2021	Top Quality Dog Food.com	Beef HVM	Potential Salmonella & Listeria monocytogenes contamination
08/13/2021	Simply Nourish	Frozen Dog Food	Due to elevated levels of Vitamin D
07/29/2021	Triumph, Evolve, Nature Farms, Elm and others	Reboned Chicken & Brown Rice Recipe	Elevated Levels of Aflatoxin
06/13/2021	Freshpet	Small Dog Bite Size Beef & Egg	Potential for Salmonella
06/03/2021	Sportsman’s Pride, Sprout Sporting, Intimidator, FRM Gold Select	Dog Food Products	Salmonella contamination
03/27/2021	Multiple brands	Dog & Cat Food	Potential Salmonella Contamination
03/16/2021	Bravo Packing, Inc.	Performance Dog, Beef, Green Tripe, & Bone	Due to Potential Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes
03/03/2021	Bravo Packing, Inc.	Frozen Raw Pet Food	Potential for Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes
01/11/2021	Sportmix, Nunn Better, ProPac, and Others	Dog & Cat Pet Food	Aflatoxin Levels Exceed Acceptable Levels

Dog Food Recall List 2020

The table below lists all 2020 dog food recalls.

For more information about each recall, please click on the links in the table below.

Date	Brand Name(s)	Product Name	FDA Recall Reason
12/30/2020	Sportmix	Dog & Cat Food	Elevated levels of aflatoxin
11/13/2020	Albright’s	Raw Dog Food Chicken Recipe For Dogs	Potential to be contaminated with Salmonella
10/08/2020	Champ, Field Trial, Good Dog, and Others	Pet Food	May Contain Aflatoxin
09/22/2020	Billy+Margot Wild Kangaroo and Superfoods Recipe	Dog Food Recipe	Salmonella
09/02/2020	Family Pet, Heartland Farms, Paws Happy Life	Dog Biscuits	Elevated levels of aflatoxin
08/24/2020	Nature’s Menu	Food With A Blend Of Real Chicken & Quail	Salmonella
04/10/2020	Redbarn, Chewy Louie, Dentley's, and Good Lovin'	Dog Food	Potential to be contaminated with Salmonella
04/08/2020	Milo’s Kitchen	Dog Treats	Elevated Levels of Thyroid Hormone
04/07/2020	Natural Selections and ZooLogics	Fresh Raw Meals	Due To Contamination Salmonella And Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia Coli O128
04/07/2020	K9 Natural	Pet Food	Potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes
04/06/2020	OC Raw Dog	Chicken, Fish, & Produce Dog Food	Listeria
04/06/2020	TRUDOG	Freezed Dried Raw Beef Topper	Salmonella
03/27/2020	Castor & Pollux, Merrick	Beef Dog Treat Varieties	Ingredient Level
03/25/2020	Dave’s Pet Food	95% Premium Beef Cans	Due to Potentially Elevated Levels of Thyroid Hormone
03/23/2020	G & C Raw, more	Ground Lamb	Potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes
03/19/2020	Performance Dog	Frozen Raw Pet Food	Potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.
03/19/2020	Steve's Real Food, Quest	Pet Food	Due to Possible Salmonella and L. Mono Contamination
03/19/2020	G & C Raw, Kim’s Special, Pat’s Cat	Raw Food	Listeria
03/16/2020	Evolve, Sportsman's Pride, and Triumph	Dry Dog Food	Potentially Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
03/16/2020	Nutrisca	Chicken & Chickpea Dry	Due to Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
03/16/2020	Natural Life	Chicken & Potato Dry	Potentially Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
03/16/2020	Orlando	Chicken & Chickpea	Potentially Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
03/11/2020	Abound	Chicken & Brown Rice Recipe	Potentially Elevated Levels of Vitamin D
03/11/2020	Columbia River Natural Pet Foods	Frozen Meat Product	Potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes
03/11/2020	Columbia River Natural Pet Foods	Fresh Frozen Meats	Due to Possible Salmonella and L. Mono Contamination
03/11/2020	Abound	Chicken & Brown Rice Recipe	Potentially Elevated Levels of Vitamin D

What to Do If Your Dog Food Is Recalled?

If your dog’s food has been recalled, stop feeding it immediately. You may be able to obtain a refund by returning the food to the store where it was purchased. Alternatively, please dispose of the food in a way that prevents other animals from accessing it.

Consult your veterinarian if your dog has already eaten the recalled food to determine what actions you should take. It’s best to consult your veterinarian as soon as possible, even if your dog shows no signs of being ill. Your vet can determine what action should be taken based on why the food was recalled.

You should file a complaint with the FDA if you believe your dog became ill or died after eating a recalled food product. Contact your state’s FDA consumer complaint coordinator for more information or file a report online.

Try finding a similar food to replace the recalled food, or ask your veterinarian for recommendations if you cannot feed your dog his usual diet. Dogs may experience dietary distress when their diet changes abruptly, so be thoughtful about your approach.

How To Prevent Dog Food Recall

The only way to avoid feeding recalled dog food to your dog is to be up to date with the latest dog food recall news.

Bookmark this page, subscribe or enable browser notification to receive the latest recall alert on dog food. Monitor the FDA website for updates and check the expiration date on your dog’s food before feeding it to them.

Share this information with your dog owner friends, and family so that everyone with dogs can stay safe and informed.

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