Heads up, pet owners: Hill’s Pet Nutrition has officially expanded its voluntary recall of canned dog food products. In a letter to veterinarians Wednesday, the company’s vice president and general ...

A seemingly endless number of dog owners from across the country have slammed Hill’s Pet Nutrition on social media for the deaths of their beloved pets, blaming the untimely passing of their furry ...

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Several years ago, I started testing vitamin D levels in the serum of my dog and cat patients. What I found in pets that were on “balanced” commercial diets surprised me. Over 65% of my dog patients ...

Hill's Pet Nutrition is facing the wrath of dog owners who say their pets became ill or died after eating canned food recalled nationwide for elevated levels of vitamin D that can poison a pooch. Yet ...

Nestlé Purina is recalling more of its dry dog food after one supplier may have put higher amounts of vitamin D in the kibbles than recommended. The recall, first announced last month, relates to ...

The Food and Drug Administration is warning dog owners to keep a close watch on their furry friends, after several brands of dry dog food were found to contain potentially toxic levels of vitamin D.

The maker of cat and dog Omega-3 supplements sold under several brands is recalling certain products over concerns they may have dangerously elevated levels of vitamin A, according to a company recall ...

Q: The pet food my dog, Sarge, eats is being recalled because it contains too much vitamin D. Since vitamin D is necessary for good health, how can too much be harmful? A: Several companies’ pet foods ...

Q: The pet food my dog, Sarge, eats is being recalled because it contains too much vitamin D. Since vitamin D is necessary for good health, how can too much be harmful? A: Several companies' pet foods ...

Raise your hand if you post cute puppy and kitten photos on Twitter and Instagram. Well, pet selfies are about to explode as a result of the nicer weather, so be ready on the retweet and like buttons.

You may scoff at the idea of dog vitamins, but they can provide essential supplements your pooch needs that you won’t find in their normal food. While regular kibble (and the occasional scrap of human ...