Recall: dog food with malicious content in the circulation

A manufacturer with worldwide sales of pet food recalls various dog food products. Apparently, it came in the manufacture of a lenensgefährlichen Overdose of Vitamin-D-amount. It is already the first deaths have been reported cases of dogs that consumed the feed.

Are concerned a number of dog food varieties from the American manufacturer “Hill’s Pet Nutrition“, which are also practices in Germany in various retail shops, animal doctor, and on the Internet sold. Due to a supplier error, excessive amounts of Vitamin-D in the feed. This can let in the dogs, vomiting, loss of appetite, strong thirst, increased urination, weight loss, and kidney dysfunction cause, which led in some cases to the death of the animal.

What dog food varieties are affected

As the manufacturer explained in a public notice, affects the following products:

• Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine 360 gram, part no. 8408U, Chargenr. 102020T18
• Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine Ultra Allergen-Free 370 grams, no. 8018U, Chargenr. 102020T17
• Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine 370 grams, no. 8017U, Chargenr 102020T05
• Hill’s Science Plan Canine Adult with chicken 370 grams, no. 8037U, Chargenr. 102020T27
• Hill’s Science Plan Canine Mature Adult 7 chicken 370 grams, no. 8055U, Chargenr. 102020T14

The lining should not be used

“Pet owners who have purchased the product with the specified batch numbers, should stop feeding these products immediately and dispose of it”, warns the manufacturer. If the dog has signs of a disease showing the consumer should consult a veterinarian. According to the manufacturer, it is expected, in most cases, a full recovery once the animal is changing over to a different feed. The lining is via, the website or the Hotline of the manufacturer “Hill’s Pet Nutrition“.

First deaths reported