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April 28, 2020, 7:58 AM EDT / Updated April 28, 2020, 8:04 AM EDT By Ben Kesslen A pug in North Carolina has tested positive for the coronavirus, which may be the the first such case for a dog in the U.S. The dog, Winston, was part of a Duke University study in which a whole...

Beginning on March 30, 2020 Meals For Dogs will be closing at 5PM until further notice from City Of Fort Lauderdale officials. Monday to Saturday we will be doing curb side pickup 10AM-5PM. Delivery options are still available from PostMates or Delivery Dudes via their apps. Thank you for your...

  Dear Fellow Dog Lover,    Icelandic Plus LLC of Fort Washington, PA, is recalling its Capelin Dog and Cat Treats because they're made with fish that have the potential to cause botulism poisoning.   The products were sold nationwide at various independent pet specialty stores. For details, please visit the following link:  ...

https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-food-recall/performance-dog-raw-pet-food/

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning dog owners not to feed certain lots of Texas Tripe brand raw pet food after samples tested positive for Salmonella and Listeria. These bacteria can cause serious illness to humans and pets. The company is recalling the products. For complete details, please visit the following link: Texas Tripe Recalls Pet Food Due to Salmonella and...

Dogs Are Dying From Lakes and Ponds Filled With Toxic Algae By Jordan Davidson   Dogs are dying due to an algae that cannot be identified by the naked eye. Horribly sad and deaths come on very quickly! https://www.ecowatch.com/dogs-lakes-ponds-toxic-algae-2639783608.html  

July 31, 2019 — In the wake of 2 recent and related recalls, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is advising consumers to avoid buying or feeding all pig ear pet treats… and for retailers to stop selling these products. What Caused the FDA Alert? Together with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

By Hayley Dixon,The Telegraph   As pet owners become increasingly health conscious it is little wonder that they want to mimic their fresh, free range meals in their dog’s bowl. But the latest trend for a grain-free diet could be doing more harm than good, it has been warned as...

by Kelly Tyko - USA TODAY What’s in your dogs’ diets could be a factor in whether they develop heart disease, according to a new FDA report. The Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday that it is continuing to investigate a potential connection between certain diets and cases of dilated cardiomyopathy, known...