Fromm Four-Star Shredded Entrée Canned Dog Food Recall
Dog owners that treat their pups to canned dog food made by Fromm should know of a voluntary recall that just hit the pet food market. As of October 1, 2021, Fromm Family Foods has issued a voluntary recall. It affects approximately 5,500 cases of Fromm Four-Star Shredded Entrée Canned Dog Food and is due to potentially elevated levels of Vitamin D in the affected products.
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Which Fromm Products Are Under Recall?
The recalled products fall under the Fromm Four-Star Shredded Entrée Canned Dog Food line. They are marketed and sold in 12oz. cans and are labeled with a Best By Date of 08/2024. To determine if your product is potentially contaminated, please see the complete list of affected foods below. It’s important to note that there have been no illnesses or injuries due to the recall, nor have any other products been affected.
| Product Name | Net Weight | UPC | Best By Range |
| Four-Star SHREDDED BEEF IN GRAVY ENTRÉE food for dogs, 12 cans per case, 11877 |
12 oz. per can | 7270511876 | 08/20/24 |
| Four-Star SHREDDED CHICKEN IN GRAVY ENTRÉE food for dogs, 12 cans per case, 11881 |
12 oz. per can | 7270511880 | 08/20/24 |
| Four-Star SHREDDED TURKEY IN GRAVY ENTRÉE food for dogs, 12 cans per case, 11883 |
12 oz. per can | 7270511882 | 08/20/24 |
| Four-Star SHREDDED PORK IN GRAVY ENTRÉE food for dogs, 12 cans per case, 11879 |
12 oz. per can | 73725792266 | 08/20/24 |
Why Was The Canned Dog Food Recalled?
Routine nutrition tests are performed throughout the manufacturing process to ensure proper levels of all nutrients in the products. Through their analysis, Fromm determined there were potentially elevated levels of Vitamin D in the canned food.
Where Was The Food Sold? What Do I Do With The Food Now?
The affected Fromm products were distributed to and sold by various neighborhood pet stores nationwide. Due to potential adverse reactions in dogs of any size, immediately stop feeding the recalled food to your dog. Please then return it to the original purchase location for a full refund.
What Do I Need To Know About Vitamin D Toxicity In Dogs?
A healthy level of Vitamin D is a part of a dog’s well-being and is taken care of by their standard diet. However, if you are concerned your dog may be experiencing increased levels, they will begin exhibiting symptoms. The symptoms may include vomiting, loss of appetite, increased thirst and urination, excessive drooling, and unexpected weight loss.
Though it is rare, dogs that consume high levels of Vitamin D over a long duration can begin to experience serious health issues, including but not limited to kidney failure and untimely death.
If your dog is exhibiting any symptoms after consuming the potentially affected products, contact your veterinarian.
How To Contact Fromm
If consumers wish to contact the company with any questions or concerns, they can be reached at 1-800-325-6331 from Monday through Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm CT. Or by email at [email protected].
If you are a U.S. citizen, you may report complaints about FDA-regulated pet food products by calling the consumer complaint coordinator in your local area. You may also go to the FDA’s “Report a Pet Food Complaint” page. For a list of dog food recall alerts, click here.
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