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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...

Debbie Clark walked into Meals for Dogs and never went back to her old food again! Percy, a little picky in the food department fell in love with our meals and we fell in love with him! Scroll down to read the whole story!

As FDA Commissioner, addressing the opioid epidemic and the misuse and abuse of these drugs remains one of my highest priorities. As we look at tackling the opioid crisis, it’s important that we take a close look at all the access...

A family dog or cat is a member of the family for most pet owners. However, the products that are typically used to protect these much-loved pets from fleas, ticks, and heartworm utilize highly toxic chemicals that can carry serious health risks for their pets including brain or nerve damage, application site irritation and cancer.