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Fromm Recalls Two Canned Dog Foods Over Possible Metal Contamination

Fromm recalled about 6,000 cases of two canned wet dog foods in August 2026 over possible metal contamination.

What happened

  • On August 21, 2026, Fromm announced a recall of two canned wet dog foods over possible metal contamination 1.
  • About 4,000 cases of Fromm Turkey Pâté Wet (12.02-ounce cans) and about 2,000 cases of Fromm Diner Classics Milo’s Meatloaf Pâté Wet (12.5-ounce cans) are covered 1.
  • Both products carry a best-by date of March 20, 2029, and were sold in the United States and Canada 1.
  • The report said no illnesses were immediately reported 1.

What owners should do

Check any Fromm canned food you have against the product names, can sizes and best-by date above. Owners were told to stop feeding the affected cans and return them to the retailer 1. If your dog has eaten from an affected can and seems unwell, for example vomiting, drooling or reluctance to eat, call your vet.

Where to check

Recall details can be updated. The FDA’s pet food recall page and the company’s own notice are the authoritative sources for the full list of products and lot information. Our guide to reading dog food labels and choosing a food explains the questions to ask any pet food company.

Sources

  1. Thousands of dog food cans under recall over possible metal contamination. WAFB (Gray News). Open source