Pet Health Alert: Recall on Canine Milk Replacers

0:00It's April 21st. I'm Cory with the story. This is Tampa Bay News today, driven by AI. A pet health company out of Orange City, Iowa just issued a nationwide recall on two K9 milk replacement products because of spotty vitamin D levels. That came as a puppy's big time. Revival animal health pulled breeder's edge foster care K9 and shelter's choice, K9 after their own checks turned up the issue. The investigation revealed some batches had weighed too little vitamin D, while others packed excessively high amounts, which is dangerous since that. Nutrient needs to stay balanced for healthy growth in young dogs. Already, two cases of rickets have popped up linked to these products, a bone weakening condition from low vitamin D that hits developing pups hard. Pet owners nationwide are on alert, as these nook replacers were meant to mimic mom's nook for fosters and shelters. High doses can trigger vomiting, lost appetite, extra thirst, drooling, and even kidney trouble in bad cases, so symptoms mean a quick vet trip.

1:04The stuff sold in bags and jars, through online spots and pet stores everywhere. Check your supplies if you've got these, stop using them right away, and hit up the company for full refund to keep those puppies thriving without the risk.