Mars recalls two PEDIGREE wet dog food lots after diversion
Mars recalled two PEDIGREE wet dog food lots after product meant for destruction was apparently diverted back into the market.
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Mars recalled two PEDIGREE wet dog food lots after product meant for destruction was apparently diverted back into the market.
Revival’s canine milk replacer recall remains active, with vitamin D variability raising toxicity and deficiency concerns.
A new study found time-dependent nanoplastic accumulation and health effects in redclaw crayfish.
A JAVMA report raises new concern that bedinvetmab may be tied to rapidly progressive osteoarthritis in some dogs.
A Maine emergency clinic is warning pet parents about rising xylitol, inhaler, and porcupine quill cases this season.
Go Raw added one lot of Steve’s Real Food Freeze-Dried Chicken Recipe to its thiamine-related recall.
New JAVMA data suggest veterinarians should keep kratom on the differential for nonspecific toxicosis cases.
Albright’s Raw recalled one lot of frozen chicken dog food after FDA sampling flagged potential Salmonella contamination.
Raaw Energy expanded its recall to all dog food made from July 17, 2025, to December 23, 2025, plus one March 31, 2026 batch.
A Tennessee dog survived after emergency clinicians and toxicology experts managed a massive phenobarbital ingestion.
A new pig study suggests peracetic acid and chlorine dioxide may differ in respiratory and microbiota effects despite strong disinfection.
Five Winfield’s dark chocolate products sold in Houston were recalled after milk was left off ingredient labels.
A UK dog’s death after a tulip festival visit is renewing attention to tulip toxicity and pet access policies.
Ohio State researchers found lone star and Gulf Coast ticks can persist indoors for up to about three weeks.
B. Braun recalled two U.S. lots of 1 L Lactated Ringer’s after particulate matter was found in solution.
A new zebrafish study suggests the PFOS substitute 6:2 FTSA may also cause liver injury and oxidative stress.
A new report underscores that cleaning, inspection, and packaging are as critical as the autoclave cycle.
A new Veterinary Practice News article argues that surgical safety depends on cleaning and handling, not just autoclaving.
Open Farm pulled select lots of six dog food products after finding non-toxic plastic film in limited production runs.
Revival recalled select canine milk replacers after finding vitamin D levels that were both too high and too low.
Texas A&M and a new case report spotlight overlooked metal exposures and a possible new zinc toxicosis complication in dogs.
ASPCA and PetMD resources show how toxin risks shift by season, giving clinics a roadmap for prevention and triage.
Pumpkin claims data shows holiday spikes in chocolate toxicity, string ingestion, and other costly pet emergencies.
Human medications remain a leading pet toxin, reinforcing the need for faster triage and stronger client education.
FDA says eight Quest cat food lots tested extremely low or absent for thiamine, beyond the three lots recalled so far.
A new study supports a practical way to distinguish live Salmonella vaccine strains from field isolates in poultry flocks.
A new poultry study validates a disc diffusion method to separate live Salmonella vaccine strains from field isolates.
A Texas A&M expert says zinc, lead, and copper exposures still deserve attention in small-animal practice.
A Texas A&M advisory highlights how zinc, lead, and copper exposures can still trigger serious emergencies in pets.
A new Texas A&M advisory highlights zinc, lead, and copper exposures that can quickly become veterinary emergencies.
ASPCA warns that shamrocks, alcohol, and raisin-containing Irish soda bread can all pose holiday risks for pets.
A new Vet Blast episode highlights where toxic ingestion cases go wrong, and why decontamination decisions need nuance.
A new dvm360 podcast argues that toxic ingestion cases need individualized triage, not automatic hospitalization or lab work.
A dvm360 podcast episode urges veterinary teams to individualize poison case triage, diagnostics, and hospitalization decisions.
A dvm360 podcast urges veterinary teams to individualize toxic ingestion care instead of defaulting to hospitalization and broad lab work.
A new Vet Blast episode with Renee Schmid focuses on common toxicology misconceptions and what veterinary teams should do differently.
Renee Schmid says toxic ingestions need individualized triage, not automatic hospitalization or blanket lab work.
A new dvm360 podcast argues that not every toxic ingestion needs hospitalization or immediate lab work.
A new dvm360 podcast spotlights common toxicology myths that can delay care or worsen exposures.
A new dvm360 podcast argues many toxic ingestion cases need more individualized, less reflexive care.
Texas A&M experts say accidental drug intoxication in pets often starts with dropped pills, bags, or accessible bottles.
Elite Treats recalled a single lot of Chicken Chips for Dogs after potential Salmonella contamination was identified.
A new Instinct Science article argues patient safety investments can reduce harm, rework, and lost revenue.
ASPCA’s Seasonal Toxins resource gives clinics a year-round framework for client education on predictable poison risks.
ASPCA’s seasonal toxins resource helps clinics turn predictable pet hazards into timely preventive counseling.
Veterinary leaders are urging clinics to prepare for rare but serious pepper spray and tear gas exposures in pets.
Veterinary Viewfinder highlights an underrecognized risk: pets exposed to pepper spray and tear gas in U.S. communities.
Veterinary Viewfinder examines an underrecognized emergency: pets exposed to pepper spray and tear gas.
A Veterinary Viewfinder episode highlights a rare but important risk as pets encounter pepper spray and tear gas in U.S. communities.
A Veterinary Viewfinder discussion highlights pepper spray and tear gas exposure in pets as an emerging preparedness issue.
Georgia’s SB 105 left animal poison hotlines and veterinary teams navigating new limits on direct guidance to pet parents.
AVMA spotlighted rapid glass bead reprocessing, but current guidance warns against quick clinical sterilization use.
A new AJVR study found 60-second glass bead disinfection eliminated detectable bacterial growth on used suture scissor blades.
A fast instrument turnaround method is back in focus, but infection-control guidance still favors validated sterilization.
Fast instrument turnaround is appealing, but guidance and research raise limits on glass bead sterilization in clinics.
Glass bead units may be fast, but current guidance favors validated heat sterilization for clinical instruments.
Open Farm pulled six limited dog food lots after finding non-toxic plastic film, calling it a quality issue rather than a recall.
Fear Free Happy Homes outlined 10 essentials for pet travel emergencies, echoing CDC, FEMA, and Red Cross guidance.
Fear Free’s new checklist gives pet parents a simple starting point for emergency travel kits, with clear openings for veterinary guidance.
Fear Free’s pet travel checklist echoes CDC and Red Cross guidance, giving clinics a timely client education opportunity.
Fear Free Happy Homes highlights 10 essentials for pet travel emergency kits, echoing AVMA, CDC, and Red Cross guidance.
RCL Foods recalled dry pet food in South Africa after condemned batches linked to Salmonella were found back in retail channels.