A woman who owned five dogs noticed all the dogs acted strangely after eating, convolutions, and one of her dogs died. Heartbroken and devastated she sent the remainder of the dog food to a lab for testing. The results came back the dog food contained traces of pentobarbital, a lethal drug most commonly used for the euthanisation of dogs, cats and horses.
Further testing was complete 62 samples of wet dog food from over 24 brands for pentobarbital multiple times. Sixty percent of samples coming back positive: Gravy Train. FULL STORY: FOX4
Four different varieties of dog foods are being recalled after they tested positive for an animal euthanasia drug.
Posted by FOX 4 News on Friday, February 16, 2018
Food Safety News listed the dog food being recalled and removed from retailers: Gravy Train, Kibbles ‘N Bits, Ol’ Roy, and Skippy dog food over pentobarbital-related concerns.” FULL LIST HERE:
