The FDA has become aware of reports of vitamin D toxicity in dogs that ate certain canned dog foods manufactured by Hill's Pet Nutrition and marketed under the Hill's Science Diet and Hill's Prescription Diet brands.May 20, 2019
Is Hill's Science Diet killing dogs?
HOUSTON — A popular brand of dog food has been recalled but some grieving pet owners say it's too little, too late. They say their dogs died after eating canned food from Hill's Pet Nutrition. Hill's voluntarily recalled 25 Prescription Diet and Science Diet products on Jan. 31 because of dangerous levels of vitamin D.Feb 7, 2019
Do vets recommend Science Diet?
Vets see an improvement in pet health when they are transitioned to Hill's Science or Prescription Diet products. Pretty convincing evidence, wouldn't you agree? An animal comes in with an illness and poor blood results, and a few weeks after the transition in diet their blood results show an improvement.
What dog food is killing dogs?
A pet food recall is widening after the Food and Drug Administration announced that more than two dozen dogs died after eating Sportmix brand dry kibble. The statement issued on Monday said that the suspect is aflatoxin, a byproduct of a corn mold Aspergillus flavus, which at high levels can kill pets.Jan 13, 2021
Is Iams healthy for dogs?
Healthy. One of the most well-known options, Iams' nutrient profile is pretty good when it comes to dog nutrition. The ingredients vary based on the kind of Iams that you purchase, but they tend to contain real meat and grain ingredients.Jan 14, 2021
Why is Iams not a good dog food?
Iams Dog Food While chicken is the main source of protein for Iams, it also contains chicken by-product meal. It also includes corn meal and whole grain sorghum. Another potentially dangerous ingredient used in the formula is dried beat pulp. It's used as a sugar filler and can cause weight gain.Jan 8, 2021