Know the night a food in your pet’s bowl is recalled.
Tell us what you feed. Every night we read the official recall notices, match them against your foods, and email you only when something matches: the brand, the product line, or the exact lot on your bag.
Sign-ups open soon. We are checking our matching against ten years of past recalls before we send anyone an alert.
No app to install. No feed to scroll. One email when it matters, nothing when it doesn’t.
Reason given: possible Salmonella contamination. Stop feeding, keep the bag for the return, wash bowls and scoops.
Read the original FDA notice ↗Three steps, one of them yours.
- 01 · You
Register what you feed
Add each pet, then the brand and product line in their bowl. Add the lot number and best-by date from the bag if you want the most precise match.
- 02 · Nightly
We read the recall feeds
Every night we pull new notices and map their free-text product descriptions onto a curated table of brands and lines.
- 03 · On a match
You get an email that says what to do
Three levels, so the subject line tells you how worried to be before you open it.
A recall at Harrow & Finch; your food isn’t listed. Check your bag.
Recall affects Everyday Adult Chicken. Check lot and best-by.
Stop feeding Everyday Adult Chicken. Lot 24A17 recalled.
The record, not a grade.
When you add a food you see what is on file for the brand: every recall in the last ten years with its stated reason and a link to the notice, and the answers a manufacturer gives to the five WSAVA nutrition questions, each with a source. We do not score brands and we do not rate them. You read the citations and decide.
- Full-time qualified nutritionist on staff
- Yes
- Owns its manufacturing plants
- Partly
- Runs AAFCO feeding trials
- No
- Publishes complete nutrient analysis on request
- Yes
- Publishes peer-reviewed research
- Unknown
If you’re in Canada, read this first.
Pet food is not federally regulated in Canada. There is no Canadian agency that requires a manufacturer to announce a recall.
Most recalls that reach Canadian shelves are announced by the US FDA, because the same product is sold south of the border. That is why we watch the FDA feed for every user, not only Americans.
Silence does not mean safety. It means nobody was required to say anything.
Where the notices come from
| Country | Source | What it gives us | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | FDA Enforcement Report and FDA recalls listing | Recall notices with lot codes and distribution | Watching |
| Canada | Health Canada Recalls and Safety Alerts | Public notices, free text | Coming soon |
| United Kingdom | FSA food and feed alerts | Data API | Later |
| European Union | RASFF Window | Portal export, no clean API | Later |