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Dog Food Recalls 2026: Check Products, Lots and FDA Notices

Check the exact product, package size, lot and date against the official recall notice, not just the brand name. This US reference includes selected 2026 food, treat, milk replacer and supplement recalls. It was reviewed on September 14, 2026; it is not a live or exhaustive FDA database. If your dog is unwell after eating a suspect product, contact your veterinarian rather than waiting for a table match.

Stainless steel bowl of dry dog food on a wooden floor

How to check your own bag or can

Keep the original packaging or clear photos of every code. A UPC identifies a product; the lot and best by date narrow down the affected batch. Codes can be on a bag seam, back panel or can base. Use the product photographs in the official notice if you cannot find them.

Hand pouring dry dog food from a paper bag into a white bowl
Keep the original packaging or photos of its codes. Their location varies by product.

If your product matches, stop feeding it and keep it separate from other food, children and animals. Follow that notice's return or disposal instructions: some companies ask for a return, others for secure disposal. Keep photos and the receipt. Clean the bowl, scoop and contact surfaces, and wash your hands. Do not donate recalled food.

Unbranded bag inside a closed storage box on a shelf, with an empty bowl and scoop on a separate bench
Generic storage example, not a recalled product. Follow the specific notice's return or disposal instructions.

Selected 2026 recalls, newest FDA posting first

Check your bag against the list

Type a brand, product name, lot number or UPC. The table below narrows to the rows that match.

Selected US recalls and advisories checked September 14, 2026; FDA posting dates
PostedProductLot and best byUPCProblemWhere sold
Sep 8, 2026Fi Calming supplement for dogs, 180 gLot 26118; no best by date listed850064800111Possible SalmonellaDirect sales, Amazon and Chewy
Sep 8, 2026Fi 8 in 1 Formula supplement for dogs, 180 gLot 26159; no best by date listed850055111684Possible SalmonellaDirect sales, Amazon and Chewy
Aug 28, 2026Northwest Naturals Frozen Raw Diet for Dogs, Chicken Recipe, 6 lb bagLot B 19, best by 01/25/2028087316380392Salmonella and Listeria found in FDA testingRetail stores nationwide
Aug 28, 2026Northwest Naturals Frozen Chicken Recipe, 2 lb bag (sold as cat food and as a topper for dogs)Lot B 5, best by 01/26/2028087316384956Salmonella found in FDA testingRetail stores nationwide
Aug 21, 2026Fromm Turkey Pâté wet dog food, 12.2 oz canLot EP2A3306 551006, best by 032029072705118700Possible metal piecesPet stores and online, US and Canada
Aug 21, 2026Fromm Diner Classics Milo's Meatloaf Pâté, 12.5 oz canLot EP2A3306 551029, best by 032029072705132324Possible metal piecesPet stores and online, US and Canada
Aug 17, 2026Oma's Pride Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe, 6 lb frozen rawLot BB012729, best by 1/27/2029879384001459Salmonella. Three dog illnesses reportedAZ, CA, IN, KY, LA, MD, NJ, NV, NY, PA, VA
Jul 2, 2026Pedigree High Protein Chopped Chicken and Duck Flavor wet dog food, 13.2 oz canLots 613C3KKCFC and 613C1KKCFCNot listed in the noticePlastic and metal pieces. Product meant for destruction was sold insteadUnited States
Jun 25, 2026Breeder's Edge Foster Care Canine and GM; Shelter's Choice Canine milk replacers, multiple sizesMultiple affected best by dates; check the full product table in the noticeVaries by product and size; see noticeLow or elevated vitamin DOnline and retail stores nationwide
Jun 8, 2026Steve's Real Food Chicken Recipe, freeze dried, 1.25 lbLot C26022, best by 1/22/2028691730164027 in table; 691730181031 elsewhere in notice. Confirm with company.Low thiamine (vitamin B1)20 states, see the notice
May 22, 2026Raaw Energy dog food, 2 lb and 5 lb tubes, many recipes made Jul 17 to Dec 23, 2025, plus one batch dated Mar 31, 2026Date codes listed in the noticeSee the noticeListeria. Expands the FDA advisory of Jan 23CT, DE, MA, MD, NH, NJ, NY, PA, VA
May 7, 2026Albright's Chicken Recipe for Dogs, Complete and Balanced, 1 lb brick (30 lb case)Lot C001730, best by April 28, 202720855404008367SalmonellaDirect to consumer nationwide; stores in MA, CA, SC, NC, WI, NY
Feb 24, 2026Elite Treats Chicken Chips for Dogs, 6 oz bagLot 24045, expires 04/2027Not listed in the noticePossible Salmonella; FDA marks recall terminatedAL, FL, GA, NC, SC

A missing result does not show that a product is safe or recall free. Search the FDA's current recall listing and check the manufacturer's notice too. Broad milk replacer and Raaw Energy entries above are summaries: the official tables contain the product by product date codes. Elite Treats is retained as a historical entry; FDA marks that recall terminated.

Steve's Real Food's June 8 notice lists two different UPCs: 691730164027 in its product table and 691730181031 in its packaging paragraph. The lot C26022 and best by date 1/22/2028 agree. Do not rule out a bag on UPC alone; ask Go Raw to confirm a possible match.

For the company announcement and the two affected supplement lots, see the Fi supplement recall report. This reference helps compare products; the news report covers that individual announcement.

Two of the recalls above have full Buddylio reports with the company statements and what changed since: the Northwest Naturals raw food recall and the Fromm canned food recall. A separate UK recall by Years is covered in this report. It's not on the FDA list because the food is sold outside the United States.

What to watch for if your dog already ate recalled food

Different recall reasons call for different checks. The notices here include bacterial contamination, foreign material and nutrient imbalances. Symptoms do not identify which product caused an illness, and a dog can carry harmful bacteria without looking sick.

  • Salmonella or Listeria: lethargy, diarrhea (sometimes bloody), fever, vomiting, less appetite, a tender belly. Some dogs carry the bacteria without looking sick and can pass it to people through saliva and stool, so wash hands after cleanup.
  • Metal or plastic pieces: choking, vomiting, refusing food, a painful belly, straining to pass stool.
  • Low thiamine: less appetite, vomiting, drooling, weight loss, and in later stages a bent neck, wobbly walking, circling or seizures.
  • Milk replacers with low or elevated vitamin D: the Revival notice describes weakness, poor growth and other signs. Tell the veterinarian the formula, size and date code rather than trying to correct the vitamin level yourself.

Call your veterinarian if any of these appear, and tell them which product and lot the dog ate. If the main sign is vomiting, this guide on vomiting versus regurgitation helps you describe it. For loose stool, dog diarrhea and when to call the vet covers what to note first.

Keep the package check separate from the health check

Check every food format, including cans, treats and supplements. A different recipe from the same brand is not automatically affected; an unlisted product is not automatically cleared. If a code is unreadable or food was emptied into a bin, tell the manufacturer what you still know: recipe, package size, shop and purchase date. Do not guess the lot.

Scope and review date

The linked notices and this table were reviewed on September 14, 2026. This page does not automatically synchronize with the FDA and does not promise same day coverage. Dates in the first column are FDA publication dates, which may differ from the company's announcement date. Open the official notice for later expansions, product photos and instructions.

This page is a reference, not medical advice. If your dog is sick, the phone call to your clinic comes before the lot number check.

Sources and references

  1. Recalls and Withdrawals (Animal and Veterinary), U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  2. Fi recalls supplements for dogs because of possible Salmonella contamination, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  3. Revival recalls canine and GM milk replacers due to low or elevated vitamin D, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  4. Northwest Naturals voluntarily recalls two raw pet food products because of possible Salmonella and Listeria, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  5. Fromm Family Foods voluntarily recalls Turkey Pâté and Diner Classics Milo's Meatloaf Pâté, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  6. Updated: Oma's Pride voluntarily recalls one lot of Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  7. Voluntary recall of two lots of Pedigree High Protein Chopped Chicken and Duck Flavor wet dog food, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  8. Go Raw LLC expands voluntary recall to include one lot of Steve's Real Food Freeze Dried Chicken Recipe, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  9. Raaw Energy expands recall of dog food because of Listeria monocytogenes health risk, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  10. FDA Advisory: Do not feed eight lots of Raaw Energy dog food, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  11. Albright's Raw Pet Food announces voluntary recall of select Chicken Recipe for Dogs, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  12. Elite Treats LLC recalls single lot of Chicken Chips due to Salmonella contamination, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  13. Recalls and Alerts, American Veterinary Medical Association

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