1. Raaw Energy Frozen Dog Food

This was one of the broadest dog-food safety actions of 2026. FDA initially warned consumers on January 23 after eight samples of Raaw Energy dog food tested positive for one or more harmful bacteria, including Listeria monocytogenes, Salmonella, and Campylobacter jejuni.

The samples were collected during follow-up to a consumer complaint involving dog illness. FDA stated that all eight unopened samples collected by Connecticut and New Jersey authorities tested positive for pathogenic bacteria.

On May 22, the company announced a much broader recall covering dog food manufactured between July 17, 2025 and December 23, 2025, plus a March 31, 2026 Beef and Turkey Medley batch. FDA reported that the number of recalled lots had increased to more than 180.

FDA also reported that four additional New Jersey Department of Agriculture samples from the recall period tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes, and that FDA had received additional complaints of animal illness following the original January advisory.

Packaging: Frozen food in 2-pound and 5-pound clear plastic tubes, generally sold in brown cardboard boxes.

Distribution: FDA identified customers in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Important lot warning: Because this expanded recall includes more than 180 date-coded lots, Dog Food Scout recommends using the complete FDA product table rather than relying on a shortened list reproduced by another website.

What consumers should do: Stop feeding affected food. FDA advises secure disposal where pets, children and wildlife cannot reach it, followed by cleaning and disinfection of bowls, storage containers, utensils, food-preparation surfaces, floors and refrigerator/freezer surfaces that contacted the food.

Official sources: FDA Raaw Energy advisory and complete product table | May 22 recall expansion

2. Young Again Core Health Dog Food

The recall covers Young Again Core Health Dog Food, Medium–Large Dog & Puppy Formula for breeds 30 pounds and up.

FDA Enforcement Report data list approximately 4,375 pounds of product and describe the reason as a presumptive positive Salmonella result. The firm initially notified consignees by email, and a conventional public recall press release was not issued.

This illustrates why checking only FDA's consumer-facing recall-news page can miss some legitimate recall actions.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 98465

3. Farmina N&D Tropical Selection — Labeling Recall

The affected product was Farmina N&D Tropical Selection Salmon, Spelt, Oats and Tropical Fruits Recipe Dog Food in 22-pound bags.

• UPC: 8010276042385
• Lot: 25260A3453
• Expiration: 2027/3 17
• Distribution: Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Tennessee

The recall record states that the front of the package identified the formula as salmon while the ingredient panel on the back listed lamb. FDA classified the recall as Class III, meaning use of or exposure to the violative product was not likely to cause adverse health consequences.

For dogs being fed a carefully controlled protein diet, accurate labeling can still be important. However, the enforcement information reviewed does not clearly establish whether this was solely a printing error or whether the food itself differed from the front-panel description.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 98645

4. Albright's Raw Pet Food Chicken Recipe for Dogs

The voluntary recall covered one lot of Albright's Raw Pet Food Chicken Recipe for Dogs Complete and Balanced.

• Package: Frozen 1-pound brick/pouch, generally distributed in 30-pound cases
• UPC: 20855404008367
• Lot: C001730
• Best By: April 28, 2027

The company said routine FDA sampling identified Salmonella in a composite product sample. At the time of the announcement, the pathogen load had not been quantified and third-party confirmatory testing was still pending.

The recalled lot was distributed directly nationwide and through selected retailers in Massachusetts, California, South Carolina, North Carolina, Wisconsin and New York, including online distribution.

No pet or human illnesses were reported in connection with the recalled lot at the time of the announcement.

Consumer contact: 866-729-4738 or info@albrightsraw.com.

Official source: FDA recall announcement

5. AllProvide Gently Cooked Chicken Recipe for Dogs

AllProvide recalled specific batches of its Gently Cooked Chicken Recipe for Dogs after a customer complaint identified potential foreign material.

• Package: 1 lb / 16 oz vacuum-sealed package
• UPC: 859125005809
• Best By: August 1, 2027
• Distribution dates: February 23 through May 1, 2026
• Distribution: Nationwide
• Approximate quantity: 1,500 pounds

Affected batches: 048-01, 048-2, 048-3, 048-4, 048-5, 048-6, 048-7, 048-8, 048-9, 048-10, 048-11, 048-12, 048-13 and 048-14.

Potential plastic pieces can create choking, oral-injury, or gastrointestinal risks. The company stated that no other AllProvide products were affected by this recall.

Consumer contact: 678-585-1606 or management@allprovide.com.

This event was reported through FDA Enforcement Report information rather than a standard FDA consumer recall press release.

6. Montgomery Meats / My Pet Carnivore / The Butcher's Hound

This FDA enforcement event covered eight frozen raw pet-food products manufactured by Montgomery Meats and sold under the My Pet Carnivore and The Butcher's Hound names.

The public enforcement information identifies Listeria monocytogenes as the reason for recall. Because several products are labeled generally as pet food rather than dog-only food, Dog Food Scout describes this as a dog-relevant pet-food recall rather than implying every affected item was marketed exclusively for dogs.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 98983

7. Steve's Real Food Freeze-Dried Chicken Recipe

Go Raw LLC expanded an earlier recall involving Quest cat food to include one lot of Steve's Real Food Chicken Recipe Freeze Dried, which is labeled for cats and dogs.

• Size: 1.25 lb bag
• Lot: C26022
• Best By: January 22, 2028

Thiamine is an essential vitamin involved in normal energy metabolism and neurologic function. Prolonged deficiency can affect both dogs and cats, although cats have particularly high dietary requirements.

The company said the affected lot was no longer present in distribution channels when the expansion was announced, but issued the recall as a precaution.

Consumer contact: 801-432-7478 or cs@gorawllc.com.

Official source: FDA recall expansion

8. Midwest Legacy Raw Beef Dog Food BLT & Bones

• Product: Midwest Legacy Raw Beef Dog Food BLT & Bones
• Size: 5 lb / 2.26 kg
• UPC: 850039082429
• Batch: A6062
• Quantity: approximately 1,586 pounds

FDA enforcement data identified possible contamination involving Salmonella, Listeria monocytogenes and E. coli. Public reproductions of the enforcement record have differed over the precise E. coli strain as the FDA data were updated, so Dog Food Scout does not assign a strain here.

The recall was later reported as an FDA Class I action. Because Enforcement Report classifications and status can change after a firm begins a recall, readers should check the live FDA event record for the current status.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 99212

9. Doggone Raw Bosco's Blend Chicken

• Product: Bosco's Blend Chicken Doggone Raw
• Sizes: 2 lb and 10 lb frozen white plastic tubs
• Code information: 4 24-27
• Approximate quantity: 40 pounds

The event was recorded through the FDA Enforcement Report rather than through a conventional FDA company-announcement page.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 99287

10. Pedigree High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor

Mars Petcare recalled two lots of PEDIGREE Can High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor wet dog food.

• Size: 13.2 oz can
• Lot: 613C3KKCFC
• Lot: 613C1KKCFC

According to the company announcement posted by FDA, the two lots had failed the company's safety and quality standards and had been sent to a third-party vendor for destruction. Mars later determined that the product appeared to have been fraudulently diverted and sold into the U.S. marketplace.

The cans may contain hard or sharp metal and plastic. Ingested foreign material may create choking, laceration or gastrointestinal-blockage risks.

No related pet illnesses or injuries had been reported when the recall was announced.

Important: Mars stated that the recall applies only to these two lot codes and that no other Pedigree or Mars Petcare U.S. products were affected by this action.

Consumer contact: 1-800-525-5273.

Official source: FDA recall announcement

11. Raw Bistro Free Range Turkey Entrée

• Product: Raw Bistro Dog Fare Free Range Turkey Entrée Premium Raw Food for Dogs
• Package: 18 lb bulk box containing 36 frozen 8 oz patties
• UPC: 858833002612
• Lot: 201
• Best By: July 20, 2027
• Recall number: V-0187-2026

FDA enforcement data indicate that one 18-pound box was distributed to one customer in Illinois. The reason for recall was possible Salmonella contamination.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 99620

12. Oma's Pride Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe

• Product: Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe
• Size: 6 lb bag containing twelve 8 oz portions
• SKU: F-WOOFC-6
• UPC: 8 7938400145 9
• Lot: BB012729
• Manufactured: January 27, 2026
• Best By: January 27, 2029
• Bags affected: 639

Distribution occurred between February 12 and May 15, 2026 to Arizona, California, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia through retail, wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels.

The recall followed an FDA consumer complaint and subsequent product sampling that tested positive for Salmonella.

The updated FDA-posted announcement clarified that three illnesses had been reported in dogs and no human illnesses had been reported at that time.

No other Oma's Pride products, sizes or lots were identified in this recall.

Consumer contact: 1-800-678-OMAS or hello@omaspride.com.

Official source: FDA updated recall announcement

13. GreenTripe.com Xkaliber Frozen Dog Food and Stuffed Cow Hoof

The FDA enforcement event covers:

• Xkaliber Frozen Dog Food — 1 lb, 2 lb and 5 lb rolls; production date August 11, 2026; approximately 260 rolls.
• Stuffed Cow Hoof — 8 oz bags; production dates July 9 or July 10, 2026; approximately 48 bags.

That is approximately 308 affected units across the event.

The stuffed cow hoof is a treat/chew rather than complete dog food. It is mentioned again in the treat section below but is not counted as a second independent recall event.

FDA Enforcement Event: Event 99910

14. Fromm Turkey Pâté and Milo's Meatloaf Pâté

Fromm said the recall was initiated after complaints of metal contamination. The products had been distributed through pet stores and online outlets in the United States and Canada.

Potential ingested metal may cause choking, mouth or gastrointestinal injury, gastrointestinal upset, partial blockage or intestinal obstruction.

No illnesses or injuries associated with the affected products had been reported when the recall was announced.

Important: Fromm stated that no other Fromm products were affected by this recall.

Consumer contact: 1-800-325-6331 or info@frommfamily.com.

Official source: FDA recall announcement

15. Northwest Naturals Chicken Recipe Raw Pet Food

Northwest Naturals recalled 53 cases / 1,272 pounds of the 2-pound Frozen Chicken Recipe and 19 cases / 684 pounds of the 6-pound Frozen Raw Diet for Dogs Chicken Recipe.

FDA sampling identified Salmonella in the 2-pound product and both Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes in the 6-pound dog-food product.

No illnesses had been reported at the time of the announcement.

Consumers were instructed to stop feeding the affected lots and return unused product to the place of purchase for a refund.

Consumer contact: 1-866-637-1872 or recallinfo@nw-naturals.net.

Official source: FDA recall announcement