Sainsbury’s Issues Urgent Pet Food Recall Over Vitamin D Risk
Pet Owners Warned: Stop Feeding These Sainsbury’s Products Now
Sainsbury’s has pulled several of its own-brand pet food lines amid fears they contain dangerously high levels of vitamin D. The supermarket giant says prolonged feeding could cause pets to suffer from vomiting, diarrhoea, and other nasty symptoms.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) confirmed that while short-term consumption isn’t usually a problem, extended use can lead to lethargy, stiffness, excessive urination, and more serious health issues.
Check Your Cupboards – These Products Are Affected
- Adult Complete Nutrition in Jelly (12x100g)
- Adult Complete Nutrition in Gravy (48x100g & 12x100g)
- Adult Fine Flakes in Jelly (12x100g & 48x100g varieties)
- Adult Fine Flakes in Broth (12x100g)
- Senior Complete Nutrition in Gravy (12x100g)
- Puppy Complete Nutrition in Gravy (12x100g)
- Adult Farmhouse Kitchen in Gravy & Jelly (12x100g each)
What To Do If You’ve Bought These Products
Stop feeding your pet these items immediately. Return any affected packs to Sainsbury’s for a full refund.
If your pet shows any signs of illness such as vomiting, diarrhoea, or lethargy after eating the food, seek urgent veterinary advice.
Sainsbury’s Apologises for Hassle Caused
The retailer apologised for the inconvenience, pledging to resolve the issue swiftly and safeguard pet health.
