Fromm Family Foods Issues a Voluntary Recall of Two Products Over Potential Metal Contamination

 

August 21, 2026 — Fromm Family Foods issued a voluntary recall of 3,852 Turkey Pâté and 1,973 Diner Classic Milo’s Meatloaf wet dog foods over potential metal contamination. 

The recalled products were sold through local pet stores and online retailers in the United States and Canada as follows: 

Product Name: Fromm Turkey Pâté Wet Dog Food

UPC: 072705118700

Lot Code: EP2A3306 551006 

Best By: 032029

Net Weight: 12.2 oz. per can

Product Name: Fromm Diner Classics Milo’s Meatloaf

UPC: 072705132324

Lot Code: EP2A3306 551029 

Best By: 032029

Net Weight: 12.5 oz. per can

To date, there have been no reports of illness or injury related to the recalled products. No other lots or products are included in this recall. 

In addition to its existing food safety measures, Fromm Family Foods LLC says they have implemented additional corrective actions to help prevent this issue from occurring again. 

 

Is Yogurt Good for Dogs?

Yogurt can be good for some dogs, but Greek yogurt may be the better choice.

Yogurt is often viewed as a wholesome, probiotic-rich food, and many dog owners wonder whether it can be safely shared with their pet. The short answer is yes, yogurt can be good for some dogs, but only when the right type is chosen and fed in appropriate amounts.

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Great Global Greyhound Walk - Sunday, September 27th

 

Yes, there will be local walks in the Corvallis, Eugene and Portland areas!  Save the date and stay tuned for details!

Reminder: It's Hot Out There!

 

Dog Food Recall: Pedigree Canned High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck

On July 2, 2026, Mars Petcare U.S. voluntarily recalled two lots of PEDIGREE Can High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck flavour wet dog food due to potential fraudulent distribution of product which may contain foreign material.

 

Pet parents who may have purchased this product are encouraged to check their packaging carefully and avoid feeding the affected lot to their dogs.
 

For more details on the recall, please see the full article on The Dog Food Advisor.

 

Pedigree Voluntarily Recalls Two Lots of High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor Canned Wet Dog Food

July 8th - Portland Pickles vs. Corvallis Knights - Greyhound Night!

French Bulldog & Greyhound Night + Woof Wednesday Presented by The UPS Store

Portland Pickles vs Corvallis Knights

🐶 THE MOST DRAMATIC NIGHT OF THE SUMMER 🐶

Have you ever wanted to spend an evening surrounded by dogs who somehow manage to be both royalty and chaos agents at the exact same time?

Tonight is your chance.

It's Woof Wednesday featuring French Bulldogs and Greyhounds, two breeds that could not be more different and somehow make perfect sense together. On one side: Frenchies, the undisputed champions of snorting, side-eyes, and main-character energy. On the other: Greyhounds, elegant speed machines capable of reaching incredible speeds before immediately requiring a nap.

The Pickles take on the Corvallis Knights while Walker Stadium fills with dramatic Frenchies and graceful Greyhounds determined to remind us all who the real stars of the evening are.

Short dogs. Tall dogs. Big personalities. Elite levels of dramatic breathing.

🕒 THE TIMELINE

Gates Open: 6:00 p.m. PST

First Pitch: 7:05 p.m. PST (Get here at 6:00 to maximize your Frenchie and Greyhound socialization time!)

🎁 EXCLUSIVE PERKS (Included with your ticket!)

We aren't just giving away memories tonight; every fan in attendance walks away with these premium perks:

• FREE opportunities to receive judgmental looks from adorable dogs 👀
• FREE emotional support from some of the most confident animals on earth 🐾
• Woof Wednesday: The ultimate deal—ALL DOGS GET FREE ENTRY!
• Presenting Partner: Tonight's canine festivities are proudly brought to you by The UPS Store!

Why Are Foxtails Dangerous for Dogs?

Why Are Foxtails Dangerous for Dogs?

Foxtail seeds can lead to serious infection once inside your dog’s body because they don’t break down. Embedded foxtails can cause discharge, abscesses, swelling, pain, and even death.

The most dangerous exposure is when dogs inhale a barbed seed. This can happen if your dog runs with its mouth wide open in a field of foxtails. Inhaled foxtail seeds can wind up in the lower airways of your dog's lungs. Fortunately, this is rare.

The seeds can also enter your dog’s body through their skin since they’re hard to find in your dog’s fur. Your dog can step on the seeds or even brush by the plant without you realizing it. The seeds must be removed to prevent any pain or injury to your pet.