Blue Buffalo Killing Dogs 2020

Over 370,000 social media users have shared a post, which claims that Fox News recently reported that 70 dogs died from eating chicken jerky treats made out of chicken from China, and that the brand Blue Buffalo has recalled them. This claim is false.

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Blue Buffalo Killing Dogs 2020

The 40 lb. bags of Pro Pac Adult Mini Chunk, with expiration dates on or before Jul. 9, 2022 and “05” in the date/lot code, have also been recalled.

Blue Buffalo Killing Dogs 2020

Forty-pound bags of Pro Pac Performance Puppy food have also been recalled. Look out for an expiration date on or before Jul. 9, 2022 and an “05” in the date/lot code.

Blue Buffalo reviews from customers state that they’ve had great experiences with this company and that their pets love it too! People say that after switching to Blue Buffalo, their pets’ coats look healthier and shinier.

Blue Buffalo is the pet food brand to watch out for. It has been the subject of many online reviews and complaints from pet owners who report that their dogs have experienced symptoms associated with the use of Blue Buffalo dog food.

Some of these dog owners believe that their dogs have become ill from parasites or other infections that were present in their food when they purchased it. Other pet owners think that some ingredients have been changed in the dog food, which is resulting in illness in some dogs who consume this brand of dog food.

“My dog has been having digestive issues for almost a year now and I was at my wit’s end trying to figure out why. Nothing would help. It was like clockwork every 10 days he had diarrhea and then he would be fine until the next bout. I had him tested for worms twice, blood work done, etc. We changed his food hoping that would help but it didn’t seem to make a difference… I was really skeptical about switching his food because he seemed to like what he was eating but my gut told me it was time for a change.”

“I purchased several cans and my dog ate them all within 15 minutes. He seemed to really enjoy it but then he started vomiting uncontrollably for a few hours.”

Blue Buffalo pet food recalls 2007-2022

Month, Year Product Reason
March 2017 BLUE Wilderness® Rocky Mountain Recipe TM Red Meat Dinner Wet Food For Adult Dogs elevated levels of beef thyroid hormones
February 2017 BLUE Divine Delights 3.5 oz. cups; BLUE Wilderness Trail Trays 3.5 oz. cups packaging quality
February 2017 Homestyle Recipe Healthy Weight; Chicken Dinner with Garden Vegetables canned dog food aluminum
May 2016 Life Protection Formula Fish & Sweet Potato Recipe for Dog mold
November 2015 Cub Size Wilderness Wild Chews Bones salmonella
June 2015 Kitty Yums Chicken Recipe Cat Treats propylene glycol
October 2010 Blue Wilderness Chicken Flavor dry dog food; Blue Basics Limited Ingredient Formula Salmon; Potato Recipe dry dog food; Blue Life Protection Formula Natural Chicken & Brown Rice Recipe Large Breed Adult dog food increased vitamin D level
April 2007 Spa Select Kitten dry food melamine

FAQ

What is the controversial ingredient in Blue Wilderness dog food?

This time the law suit was filed due to evidence documenting the fact that several of Blue Buffalo’s dry dog foods contained toxic levels of lead.

What do vets say about Blue Buffalo dog food?

In message board discussions, veterinarians have revealed cases of hypercalcemia secondary to vitamin D toxicosis occurring in dogs that eat a single brand of dry pet food: Blue Buffalo Wilderness Diet, chicken flavor.

What dog foods are being recalled in 2021?

In 2016, Blue Buffalo settled a class action lawsuit for $32 million whereby customers complained that the company misled the public when they claimed their pet food ingredients were free of poultry byproducts, corn, wheat, soy and artificial preservatives.

What was the controversy about Blue Buffalo dog food?

In 2016, Blue Buffalo settled a class action lawsuit for $32 million whereby customers complained that the company misled the public when they claimed their pet food ingredients were free of poultry byproducts, corn, wheat, soy and artificial preservatives.