Sentences with phrase «jerky treats imported»

Many of these headlines have centered around toxic jerky treats imported from China that have resulted in over 1,000 pet deaths and almost 5,000 reported cases of illnesses for both dogs and cats.

The recently posted issue of dogs developing acute kidney disease (Fanconi syndrome) from meat jerky treats imported from China may... continue

Pet owners have reported to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2,200 cases of pet illnesses, including 360 canine deaths and one feline death, from consumption of jerky treats imported from China.

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The lawsuit states that although Nestlé Purina and Waggin» Train had received complaints of more than 500 incidents in which dog treats containing chicken jerky imported from China caused dogs to become sick or die, they continued to market their product as being «wholesome» and placed no warnings concerning the product on the packaging.

Avoid using dehydrated chicken jerky, though, as most are imported from China (check the small print carefully), and the AVMA and FDA have warned that these treats have been linked to kidney failure in dogs, though no cause has yet been found.

The FDA has been aware of problems with chicken jerky imported from China since they started receiving reports in 2007 from dog owners about pets that grew ill or died after eating the treats.

Unfortunately for pets, chicken jerky treats are still available to consumers, and stores continue to not post the FDA warning about the products imported from China.

Despite repeated efforts by cat owners in the United States to stop the import of all chicken jerky treats from China, a...

Since 2007, a number of scares have occurred involving imported food and treat ingredients — notably jerky — laced with contaminants including melamine, as well as illegal antibiotics and anti-virals.

Wal - Mart Stores Inc. stopped selling Chicken Jerky Strips from Import - Pingyang Pet Product Co. and Chicken Jerky treats from Shanghai Bestro Trading on July 26th.

Dogs have been given the diagnosis of acquired Fanconi's syndrome, a rare kidney disease commonly associated with jerky treats and poultry meal imported from China.