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Pet Recall Checker
Search federal recall records by brand or product name and see each recall's date, stated reason, recalling company, and product, with a link to the official record.
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No result here does not mean a product is safe. It only means nothing matched these FDA records, which reach back to January 2017. Always confirm current recalls at FDA.gov, and call your veterinarian if your pet is unwell. Educational tool, not veterinary advice: we report each FDA record as filed and never label a brand safe or unsafe.
What this checker covers, and what it doesn't
This tool reads federal recall records through our shared data service (FDA recall notices for animal and veterinary products, the FDA recall feed, and openFDA enforcement records limited to animal products) and adds curated landmark recalls the site maintains. That is real, official data, but it has real limits:
- Records reach back to January 2017. An older recall may not appear here even though it happened.
- No result does not mean "safe." Zero records only means nothing matched here for your search term. It is not a clean bill of health.
- Class shown where FDA provides it. The feed itself has no Class I/II/III rating, so we add it only when a record confidently matches FDA's enforcement dataset or a hand-verified landmark recall. If there is no confident class, we show the recall without one rather than guess.
- We report, we do not rate. Each card is the FDA's own announcement: the recalling company, the product as described, the FDA-stated reason, and the date. "View the record" opens the official FDA announcement. We do not add, rank, or editorialize the records, and searching stores no personal information.
For the newest recalls across every brand, see the latest pet food recalls, checked daily.
To see a brand's whole FDA record, including voluntary adverse event reports, use the pet food safety check.
For the authoritative, complete list, always check the FDA directly: FDA Animal & Veterinary Recalls & Withdrawals.
Pet gear and product recalls (CPSC)
The search above covers pet food, treats, and drugs (FDA). This one covers non-food pet gear, things like toys, crates, feeders, harnesses, and leashes, from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.