Eagle Pack Holistic recall

Not that I'm a fan of Eagle Pack at all, but the article says nothing about it being recalled and it seems to have only had that one person report any problems. Until I see that more people have had issues I'm not gonna freak about it.

This also isn't the first time that acetaminophen (Tylenol) has shown up in dog foods (again, not that I'm condoning it, just trying to stop us before we reach hysteria without any other proof of the hysteria being necessary).

Just, you know, read the whole article and take everything into account before starting in on an Eagle Pack witch hunt.

Raw sounds good to me but I always have problems with it so it's just not an option.

I feed raw. It's annoyingly time consuming but my dogs do best on it so I suffer through the full days of making their "mash" twice a month. **** lucky adorable dogs.

The kibble I like the best is Nature's Variety. The Prairie line has enough variety that you can find something your dog does well on and the Instinct is the best grain-free I've used to date. Just, you know, as an FYI

Can someone please change the title of this thread?

There has not been an Eagle Pack recall! Expertox lab is not a food testing facility and Itchmo tried pulling this same stunt with Canidae. It's not funny and I really don't appreciate people spreading this **** around.

There is a report circulating on the Internet that one bag of Holistic Select Senior Care dog food tested positive for trace amounts of Acetaminophen. ExperTox laboratories performed the test. This is the same lab that claimed to have found Acetaminophen in 5 other brands of dry premium and holistic brands. Yet in their own testing of these brands, the FDA and 2 leading Universities could not detect Acetaminophen in these foods and could not verify results claimed by ExperTox. It appears their findings cannot be considered valid or reliable.

Members of our Breeder Advisory Council have not reported any ill effects of their pets. This writer has 8 champion Brittanys of varying ages and has not experienced any issues. Two recent litters of 7 and 11 puppies are all in good health.

As noted in the Internet report, FDA took samples of our food in August 2007. There have been no adverse reports received from the FDA and our foods have not been recalled and remain safe.

We have our own in-house test lab that conducts ongoing tests on incoming ingredients and finished food. When major issues like the March 2007 melamine recall occurred, and now the Acetaminophen issue, we use independent labs for testing. Our foods have always tested negative and were never part of the recall.