Questions and answers about the pet food recall

Kim wrote:

My dog is very ill. The vet thinks it is from the Waggin Train Wholesome Chicken Jerkey Tenders. He vomited and could not move this morning. He has liver and possibly kidney concerns. I do not know if he will make it or not.

I am so sorry you are going through this. I didn't realize these treats were toxic until reading the posts after spending $1400 on our two dogs. Perfectly healthy dog starts to vomit for unexplained reasons and spends 3 days at the vet, etc. Several trips back and forth and finally finally we figure out the link with the WAGON TRAIN treats. Well our dogs have basically every type of Wagon Train treat to choose from. Basically like choosing a death sentence...the treats, I totally believe were killing my dogs. Thankfully they recovered. We will now be making our dog treats so we know what is in them. All of the bags we gave them said "made in China".

Just purchased wagginn train chicken jerky for dog treat. now have read commewnts from many people that they have caused their dog to get sick and in some cases die. It is time for FDA to stop the sale of these treats and test them to make sure what the problem is. I have stopped using this product and will throw away what I have. All pet owners should be warned and produced removed from stores shelves. The pkg I just purchased was from SAM's Club

I also have been feeding my 2 min pins waggin train chicken jerky tenders and they both have diarhea most of the time, when eating these . One now is in kidney failure and very sick the other is diabetic. I am now wondering if this product has anything to do with these issues. I just the other day bought another bag of these at Costco and threw out my register slip but after reading this article I am going to try to bring it back. Hopefully they will not give me a hard time. I am wpndering why they are still selling these wagging train jerky strips at Costco. I would think they would be pulled from all stores.

What is the recall on Chuck-Waggin Train Chicken Jerky? My little yorkie eats them like crazy. I thought they were safe. Let me know why they were recalled

I just bought a bag on waggin trail chicken strips Oct 17,2009. I gave it my German Shepherd and one to my Maltese. The Maltese was up on night with stomach pains and vomiting by 4:00 am that night my little dog was bleeding from his rectum and vomiting blood also. That morning I had to go the vet and I had to put my Maltese to sleep.. I am very angry that the FDA did not stop this product, now I worry about my German Shepherd, my dogs are like children to me, DOESN'T ANYONE CARE> I want to have this bag sent to Board of Health

Anyone hear anything about a product called Nature's Deli? It's made in the U.S.

you guys need to check your stories, ADI, has NEVER had a recall, so quit saying that! You have no clue what you are talking about!

We received A bag of Waggin tails yam wrapped chicken treats from a friend who was visiting. I feed my dog Pinnical and California Natural and give her bananas and or organic peanut butter in Kong toys for treats. But the friend brought the treats and the children were excited about feeding the treats to our dog. She's had 2-3 of them a day over the last few days. She has bloody diarreah (pools of blood, not simply a little trace or vein if blood). She has a history of gastroenteritis. So diarreah is not a new thing fir her. But the huge among of fresh blood IS a new and concerning symptom. I googled "waggin' Tails bloody diarreah" and am amazed (and dismayed) to see 400+ entries related to I'll or deceased pets and Waggin Tails over the lay TWO years. Does anyone know anything about the waggin' tails yam wrapped chicken strips? Thanks for taking the time to tell your stories and to warn others. I am genuinely sorry for all of your losses. I am praying my Jazzy hasn't been permanently affected.