Chances are you probably know a “dog person” or a “cat person.”
For these people, their pets are the center of their universe. Well, I
am excited to say NFC (near field communication)—that’s right I said
NFC—can help the pet people in your life become a little more eccentric.
Let’s face it the market for connected pet products is saturated with
solutions that use GPS to locate lost animals. Even within the past
month new connected merchandise including a dog fence and GPS collars,
among others, have been making headlines.
But a new option caught my eye recently that is taking a slightly
different approach from many of the mainstream solutions on the market—a
pet tag with embedded NFC technology.
The PetHub ID tag already has a QR code, a Web address, and the
traditional phone number, but will be available with NFC technology
starting next week—just in time for National Pet ID Week. NFC enables
mobile devices to connect and transfer data by tapping them together.
Individuals that stumble across a lost dog or cat can tap NFC-enabled
phones to the tags to get detailed information about the pet.
Now, wait, isn’t the phone number printed on the tag all you really
need? Maybe not. In case the person that has discovered the pet can’t
get a hold of the owner by phone, NFC and QR codes can provide
additional data about a pet that simply won’t fit on a tag. Such data
includes multiple different phone numbers, critical medications, license
and rabies tag information, microchip number, vaccinations, pet
insurance status, and more.
With one out of three pets being lost at some point during their life
and only about 17% of lost dogs and 2% of lost cats that enter shelters
being returned to original owners, according to the American Humane
Assn., any data that can be made available in times of need can be very
helpful. PetHub says its smart tags have a 97% return rate, with 25%
being returned in less than an hour.
For pet lovers, these types of ID tags are simply another tool in an
arsenal of many to ensure beloved animals don’t go missing for too long.
In a market inundated with GPS devices for tracking pets, I am
excited to see an innovative new use of technology. Here’s hoping other
markets will take a cue from this one. There are many options to get
connected; sometimes it just requires thinking a bit outside the box.
Monday, April 15, 2013
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
When to take Your Cat to the Emergency Room
From the Pet Health Network...
Dr. Justine Lee
gives you the rundown of things you should look for when deciding
whether to take your cat to the ER.
Ah, cats. We love ‘em, but less so at two a.m. when they’re dry-heaving all over our carpet. What if your cat still continues to vomit multiple times all night? When do you decide to bring your cat into the ER? Can you wait to take Felix to your veterinarian in the morning?
My simple rule? If your cat is hiding, seek immediate veterinary advice. Seriously. Hiding = bad. Cats hide their clinical signs of disease until it’s really severe, and by the time that you notice that they are hiding, it’s often really advanced, potentially end-stage disease.
Some sure signs to bring your cat to the ER include:
If you want to be the financial savvy owner (and I want you to be!), it’s best to go to your regular veterinarian before you end up with a more expensive emergency room visit. In other words, if you even have an inkling that something is wrong, better to go to your family veterinarian first rather than wait until Sunday night when your cat is really crashed out (leading to a more expensive hospitalization).
When in doubt, call your veterinarian or an emergency clinic for counsel on whether to bring your cat in for an emergency visit. In fact, when in doubt, you can even go into the emergency room and potentially asked to be triaged (to make sure your cat is stable). Not all clinics will offer this, but I always have in the past as an emergency doctor. This is particularly important if you’re not sure if your cat has a urinary obstruction. Simply allow the emergency veterinarian to cop a feel of your cat’s bladder, and voila… if they don’t think your cat is blocked, they may “triage” you away to your family vet the next day.
When in doubt, it’s always safer to heed the side of caution, right? You won’t regret playing it too safe with your fuzzy feline.
When to Take Your Cat to the ER
Dr. Justine Lee, DVM, DAVCECC, DABT
Ah, cats. We love ‘em, but less so at two a.m. when they’re dry-heaving all over our carpet. What if your cat still continues to vomit multiple times all night? When do you decide to bring your cat into the ER? Can you wait to take Felix to your veterinarian in the morning?
My simple rule? If your cat is hiding, seek immediate veterinary advice. Seriously. Hiding = bad. Cats hide their clinical signs of disease until it’s really severe, and by the time that you notice that they are hiding, it’s often really advanced, potentially end-stage disease.
Some sure signs to bring your cat to the ER include:
- Difficulty breathing (like open-mouth breathing, panting, or a respiratory rate over fifty breaths/minute [hint: count the number of breaths in fifteen seconds and multiple by four to get the total breaths per minute])
- Hiding (under the bed, in the closet)
- Not moving
- Straining or making multiple trips to the litter box
- Excessive grooming “back there” with the penis sticking out (seriously – this is really dangerous and is typically a feline urethral obstruction or urinary blockage, which I’ll talk about in a future blog)
- Lack of urine in the litter box for more than 36 hours
- Painful when picking up
- Profuse vomiting (more than 2-3 times in a night)
- Excessive drooling
- Sitting over the water bowl and not moving
- Seizuring or twitching
- Any kind of trauma
- Any kind of poisoning
- Any string hanging out of any orifice (For real. Please don’t pull and leave all orifices to veterinary professionals).
If you want to be the financial savvy owner (and I want you to be!), it’s best to go to your regular veterinarian before you end up with a more expensive emergency room visit. In other words, if you even have an inkling that something is wrong, better to go to your family veterinarian first rather than wait until Sunday night when your cat is really crashed out (leading to a more expensive hospitalization).
When in doubt, call your veterinarian or an emergency clinic for counsel on whether to bring your cat in for an emergency visit. In fact, when in doubt, you can even go into the emergency room and potentially asked to be triaged (to make sure your cat is stable). Not all clinics will offer this, but I always have in the past as an emergency doctor. This is particularly important if you’re not sure if your cat has a urinary obstruction. Simply allow the emergency veterinarian to cop a feel of your cat’s bladder, and voila… if they don’t think your cat is blocked, they may “triage” you away to your family vet the next day.
When in doubt, it’s always safer to heed the side of caution, right? You won’t regret playing it too safe with your fuzzy feline.
When to Bring Your Dog to the Emergency Room
From the Pet Health Network......
Dr. Justine Lee discusses when it's a good idea to take your dog the the emergency veterinarian... and when it's not.
Alright, raise your hand if you don’t mind getting up at 2 A.M. to bring your dog in to the emergency veterinarian.
Didn’t think so.
Often times, as a pet owner, it’s hard to know whether your dog’s condition is a true medical emergency or not… or more importantly, if it warrants getting up in the middle of the night to seek medical attention from a veterinary professional you don’t know.
As an emergency critical care veterinary specialist, I’ll be honest in saying that some emergencies can wait to see your regular veterinarian the following morning (like diarrhea, midnight health certificates, itchy skin, urinary tract infections, etc.). However, there are certain situations where it is imperative that your dog go in to the animal ER, as sometimes it can be a potentially fatal problem without treatment.
I’ve seen a lot of emergencies that could have waited, but the pet owners were concerned enough that they didn’t mind the 2 A.M. visit, as it gave them peace of mind. Unfortunately, I’ve also seen some sad cases where pet owners waited too long, only to have animals die as they are being wheeled into the ER. It’s not worth chancing that you wake up to find your dog deceased in the middle of the night. In fact, no dog or cat should ever die at home, but that’s a whole other blog that I’ll elaborate on in the future.
Some signs that warrant you getting up in the middle of the night and getting to an emergency vet ASAP include:
If you do bring your dog in to the ER, make sure to bring a book or computer; just like a human ER, there is often a several hour wait to be seen, and at 2 a.m., some of your fellow humans are going to be less than appealing conversationalists.
When in doubt, if you’re concerned, bring ‘em in, because you know your dog the best. The time is a small sacrifice for your dog’s health and your piece of mind.
When To Bring Your Dog to the ER
Dr. Justine Lee, DVM, DAVCECC, DABT
Dr. Justine Lee discusses when it's a good idea to take your dog the the emergency veterinarian... and when it's not.
Alright, raise your hand if you don’t mind getting up at 2 A.M. to bring your dog in to the emergency veterinarian.
Didn’t think so.
Often times, as a pet owner, it’s hard to know whether your dog’s condition is a true medical emergency or not… or more importantly, if it warrants getting up in the middle of the night to seek medical attention from a veterinary professional you don’t know.
As an emergency critical care veterinary specialist, I’ll be honest in saying that some emergencies can wait to see your regular veterinarian the following morning (like diarrhea, midnight health certificates, itchy skin, urinary tract infections, etc.). However, there are certain situations where it is imperative that your dog go in to the animal ER, as sometimes it can be a potentially fatal problem without treatment.
I’ve seen a lot of emergencies that could have waited, but the pet owners were concerned enough that they didn’t mind the 2 A.M. visit, as it gave them peace of mind. Unfortunately, I’ve also seen some sad cases where pet owners waited too long, only to have animals die as they are being wheeled into the ER. It’s not worth chancing that you wake up to find your dog deceased in the middle of the night. In fact, no dog or cat should ever die at home, but that’s a whole other blog that I’ll elaborate on in the future.
Some signs that warrant you getting up in the middle of the night and getting to an emergency vet ASAP include:
- Difficulty breathing, which may be manifested as blue gums, coughing of foamy, pink frothy liquid, panting constantly, or stretching the head and neck out while breathing
- Constant coughing and inability to rest through the night
- A distended, “bloated” abdomen
- Non-productive retching (which is classic for gastric-dilitation volvulus or “GDV”)
- Anxiety or restlessness (often a sign of pain or a GDV)
- Pale gums (which is often seen with internal bleeding or anemia)
- An elevated heart rate (> 160 beats per minute at home)
- A respiratory rate of > 60 breaths per minute at home while resting
- Crying out in pain
- Jaundiced (yellow gums)
- Not being able to move or walk or dragging of the back legs
- Extreme lethargy
- Any significant amounts of bleeding
- Any trauma
- Any poisoning or toxin ingestion
- Vomiting more than two or three times
- Abnormal vaginal discharge
- Abnormal odor from your dog
- Fever
- Squinting, bulging, or painful eyeballs
- Straining to urinate, making multiple trips to urinate, squatting to urinate without producing any urine
- Collapse
- Anything that makes you worried
- Tremors or seizures
- Any abnormal behavior that you’re worried about (e.g., acting aloof or particularly clingy)
If you do bring your dog in to the ER, make sure to bring a book or computer; just like a human ER, there is often a several hour wait to be seen, and at 2 a.m., some of your fellow humans are going to be less than appealing conversationalists.
When in doubt, if you’re concerned, bring ‘em in, because you know your dog the best. The time is a small sacrifice for your dog’s health and your piece of mind.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month
From Dr. Justine Lee......
Do you know April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month? If you don’t have a first aid kit for your household, now is the time to remember to get one! If you already have a first aid kit around, bravo! You can use this for your two-legged and four-legged members in your household.
Keep in mind, however, that while human first aid kits are typically sufficient, they may not have everything that you need specifically tailored for your dog or cat.
For a good pet first aid kit, check out the American Red Cross’s recommendations found here. But, don’t forget to add in these few extra key materials!
The top 5 extra added ingredients that I would include:
Do you know April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month? If you don’t have a first aid kit for your household, now is the time to remember to get one! If you already have a first aid kit around, bravo! You can use this for your two-legged and four-legged members in your household.
Keep in mind, however, that while human first aid kits are typically sufficient, they may not have everything that you need specifically tailored for your dog or cat.
For a good pet first aid kit, check out the American Red Cross’s recommendations found here. But, don’t forget to add in these few extra key materials!
The top 5 extra added ingredients that I would include:- A fresh, unexpired bottle of 3% hydrogen peroxide. This isn’t for cleaning wounds necessarily, but rather for inducing vomiting if your dog gets into something poisonous! Accidental poisonings in our pets occur thousands of times a day across the world, so you always want to be prepared to induce vomiting if necessary. That said, never induce vomiting without consulting your veterinarian or Pet Poison Helpline (800-213-6680, an animal poison control first), as sometimes it can make your pet worse.
- A bottle of liquid dish soap (e.g., Dawn, Joy, etc.). I personally always have a bottle of Dawn at the clinic – not for washing dishes, but for safely removing any potentially poisonous chemical or toxin from an animal’s fur or feathers. For example, if your cat accidentally had a dog flea and tick medication put on it, you’ll need to bath off this chemical immediately to prevent tremors and seizures. Likewise, if your pet rolled in something poisonous (like motor oil, etc.), you can safely bath it off with liquid dish soap.
- A can of canned tuna (in water) or a can of chicken broth. You’re probably wondering why this needs to be in a first aid kit. Well, several plants (e.g., Dieffenbachia, Poinsettias, etc.), household products (e.g., glow sticks) and household cleaners can cause severe foaming and drooling of the mouth due to irritation. By simply diluting the taste or chemical out of your pet’s mouth with something tasty (like the water from the tuna), it can safely flush out the mouth and esophagus. This is much safer than using a spray or hose to flush out the taste from your pet’s mouth, as there is a chance your pet could aspirate that fluid into their lungs.
- A few cans of dog or cat food and bottles of water. As a volunteer for disaster preparedness, I’m a firm believer that you need a “pet bag to go” in case of emergency. Making sure that you have pop-off lid canned food is important in case you need to feed your pet during a disaster. Don’t use dry kibble (which can go rancid after years) or cans that require a can opener (since you’re unlikely to remember to grab your can opener on the run!).
- A quart size bag full of kitty litter. Again, you never know when you have to evacuate quickly with your pet. Keeping a bag of kitty litter in your first aid kit or in your cat carrier is imperative in case you’re on the run.
- Always pre-program your cell phone with the phone numbers to your veterinarian, your emergency veterinarian, and Pet Poison Helpline in case of emergency.
- Always pre-program the address of your veterinarian’s office and emergency veterinarian’s clinic into your car’s GPS, so you can get there immediately in case of emergency.
- Consider taking a pet first aid class, where you can learn basic CPR. In the meantime, check out my demonstration of Pet CPR on the Rachael Ray Show.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Another Salmonella Pet Food Recall
Is anything safe anymore????????
--Item #21-405 - 5-pound tube of Bravo! Chicken Balance frozen raw diet with a "best used by" date of 3-6-15 or 3-12-15 printed on package casing.
--Item #21-102 - 2-pound tube of Bravo! Chicken Blend frozen raw diet with a "best used by" date of 3-21-15 printed on the package casing.
-- Item #51-508 - 5-pound bag of Bravo! Beef Blend Burgers with a "best used by" date of 3-21-15 or 3-22-15 printed on the back panel of the bag.
Salmonella can sicken animals that eat these products, and humans are at risk for salmonella poisoning from handling contaminated pet products.
"The products involved in this recall all tested negative for pathogens by an independent third party prior to being shipped, but they were run on the same or next day of a product that tested positive for salmonella," the Manchester, Conn., company announced on its website Wednesday. "All of the product that tested positive is under our control and is not subject to this recall."
Wednesday's recall comes on the heels of huge recalls by other companies over possible salmonella contamination, including one by Bravo! in March.
Another salmonella pet-food recall
Bravo! is recalling three of its raw-diet frozen pet foods because they could be contaminated with salmonella:--Item #21-405 - 5-pound tube of Bravo! Chicken Balance frozen raw diet with a "best used by" date of 3-6-15 or 3-12-15 printed on package casing.
--Item #21-102 - 2-pound tube of Bravo! Chicken Blend frozen raw diet with a "best used by" date of 3-21-15 printed on the package casing.
-- Item #51-508 - 5-pound bag of Bravo! Beef Blend Burgers with a "best used by" date of 3-21-15 or 3-22-15 printed on the back panel of the bag.
Salmonella can sicken animals that eat these products, and humans are at risk for salmonella poisoning from handling contaminated pet products.
"The products involved in this recall all tested negative for pathogens by an independent third party prior to being shipped, but they were run on the same or next day of a product that tested positive for salmonella," the Manchester, Conn., company announced on its website Wednesday. "All of the product that tested positive is under our control and is not subject to this recall."
Wednesday's recall comes on the heels of huge recalls by other companies over possible salmonella contamination, including one by Bravo! in March.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Natura Pet Foods Expands Their Pet Food Recall!
From the FDA......
Contact
Consumers:
(800)224-6123
www.naturapet.com
Media:
Jason Taylor
(513)622-3205
Salmonella can affect animals eating the products and there is
risk to humans from handling contaminated pet products, especially if
they have not thoroughly washed their hands after having contact with
the products or any surfaces exposed to these products.
Healthy people infected with Salmonella should monitor themselves for some or all of the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever. Rarely, Salmonella can result in more serious ailments, including arterial infections, endocarditis, arthritis, muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers exhibiting these signs after having contact with this product should contact their healthcare providers.
Pets with Salmonella infections may be lethargic and have diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, fever, and vomiting. Some pets will have only decreased appetite, fever and abdominal pain. Infected but otherwise healthy pets can be carriers and infect other animals or humans. If your pet has consumed the recalled product and has these symptoms, please contact your veterinarian.
Sampling conducted by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and the Georgia Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of Salmonella in additional dry cat food and a cat pet treat. In an abundance of caution, Natura is also recalling product made in the surrounding timeframe. This affects dry foods only; no canned wet food is affected by this announcement.
The affected products are sold through veterinary clinics and select pet specialty retailers nationwide and in Canada, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Malaysia and Costa Rica, as well as online. The dry cat food expiration dates for this expanded recall range from 1/1/2014 to 3/24/2014. The dry cat treats have expiration dates from 7/1/13 to 9/27/13.
Consumers who have purchased these pet foods should discard them. For additional information, consumers may visit www.naturapet.com. For further information or a product replacement or refund call Natura toll-free at 800-224-6123. (Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM CST).
The included lot codes are: Expiration Date: 12/14/13 thru 3/24/14
www.NaturaPet.com.
Media Contact: Jason Taylor 513-622-3205
Natura Pet Expands Voluntary Recall of Dry Pet Foods Due to Possible Health Risk
Contact
Consumers:
(800)224-6123
www.naturapet.com
Media:
Jason Taylor
(513)622-3205
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - March 29, 2013 –
Natura Pet Products is voluntarily expanding its recall of dry pet food
because it has the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella. No Salmonella-related illnesses have been confirmed to date.
Healthy people infected with Salmonella should monitor themselves for some or all of the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever. Rarely, Salmonella can result in more serious ailments, including arterial infections, endocarditis, arthritis, muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers exhibiting these signs after having contact with this product should contact their healthcare providers.
Pets with Salmonella infections may be lethargic and have diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, fever, and vomiting. Some pets will have only decreased appetite, fever and abdominal pain. Infected but otherwise healthy pets can be carriers and infect other animals or humans. If your pet has consumed the recalled product and has these symptoms, please contact your veterinarian.
Sampling conducted by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and the Georgia Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of Salmonella in additional dry cat food and a cat pet treat. In an abundance of caution, Natura is also recalling product made in the surrounding timeframe. This affects dry foods only; no canned wet food is affected by this announcement.
The affected products are sold through veterinary clinics and select pet specialty retailers nationwide and in Canada, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Malaysia and Costa Rica, as well as online. The dry cat food expiration dates for this expanded recall range from 1/1/2014 to 3/24/2014. The dry cat treats have expiration dates from 7/1/13 to 9/27/13.
Consumers who have purchased these pet foods should discard them. For additional information, consumers may visit www.naturapet.com. For further information or a product replacement or refund call Natura toll-free at 800-224-6123. (Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM CST).
The included lot codes are: Expiration Date: 12/14/13 thru 3/24/14
| Brand | Size | Description | UPC Code | Lot Code(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California Natural | 30LB | CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG HERRING & SWEET POTATO FORMULA | 7 51485 39704 7 | 3050A70001 |
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG KANGAROO & RED LENTILS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 39940 9 | 2362A70001, 3059A70001, 3044A70001, 3079A70001 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG KANGAROO GRAIN FREE BLNGL | 7 51485 12564 0 | 3015A70001 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG RICE AND LAMB MEAL LOW FAT FORMULA | 7 51485 39354 4 | 3022A70001 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG SALMON MEAL & PEAS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 39378 0 | 3015A70001, 3031A70001, 3030A70001, 3017A70001, 3016A70001 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL & RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 82352 2 | 3057A70001 | ||
| CALIFORNIANATURALS DOG FOOD GRAIN FREE SALMON LARGE BAG ADULT | 7 51485 12565 7 | 3015A70001, 3017A70001 | ||
| 15LB | CALIFORNIA NATURAL CAT AND KITTEN CHICKEN AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 82356 0 | 3073A70002, 3072A70002 | |
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG KANGAROO & RED LENTILS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 39941 6 | 2362A70002, 3059A70002, 3044A70002, 3045A70002 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG RICE AND LAMB MEAL LOW FAT FORMULA | 7 51485 39355 1 | 3022A70002 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG SALMON MEAL & PEAS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 39379 7 | 3030A70002, 3014A70002 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL & RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 82353 9 | 3056A70002 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL CAT HERRING AND SWEET POTATO FORMULA | 7 51485 82357 7 | 3044A70002, 3043A70002 | ||
| 5LB | CALIFORNIA NATURAL CAT AND KITTEN CHICKEN AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 82387 4 | 3072A70003 | |
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 82377 5 | 3042A70003 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG KANGAROO & RED LENTILS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 39942 3 | 2362A70003,3059A70003,3044A70003 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG RICE AND LAMB MEAL LOW FAT FORMULA | 7 51485 39335 3 | 3022A70003 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG SALMON MEAL & PEAS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 39380 3 | 3030A70003, 3026A70003 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL & RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 82380 5 | 3056A70003, 3057A70003 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL CAT HERRING AND SWEET POTATO FORMULA | 7 51485 82391 1 | 3044A70003 | ||
| 4oz | CALIFORNIA NATURAL CAT AND KITTEN CHICKEN AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 15885 3 | 3072A70004 | |
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG KANGAROO & RED LENTILS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 15987 4 | 2362A70004, 3044A70004 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG RICE AND LAMB MEAL LOW FAT FORMULA | 7 51485 15882 2 | 3022A70004 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL DOG SALMON MEAL & PEAS FORMULA GRAIN FREE | 7 51485 15877 8 | 3030A70004 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL & RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 15888 4 | 3057A70004 | ||
| CALIFORNIA NATURAL CAT HERRING AND SWEET POTATO FORMULA | 7 51485 15891 5 | 3043A70004, 3079A70004 | ||
| EVO | 13.2LB | EVO DOG HERRING & SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 12681 4 | 3010A70002, 3065A70002 |
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 12676 0 | 2363A70002,3058A70002,3079A70002 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 12606 7 | 3059A70002,3011A70002,3023A70002, 3044A70002,3002A70002,3024A70002 |
||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12601 2 | 3064A70002, 3030A70002 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 12617 3 | 2364A70002, 3060A70002, 3043A70002, 3042A70002 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 12686 9 | 2356A70002, 3036A70002 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12671 5 | 3045A70002,3046A70002,3016A70002 | ||
| 15.4LB | EVO CAT AND KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41400 3 | 2356A70002,2366A70002,3052A70002,3053A70002, 3054A70002,3058A70002,3059A70002,3037A70002, 3071A70002,3072A70002 |
|
| EVO CAT HERRING AND SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 41410 2 | 2361A70002,3054A70002,3071A70002 | ||
| EVO CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41405 8 | 2355A70004,2356A70004,2366A70004,3053A70004, 3059A70004,3038A70004,3037A70004,3073A70004 |
||
| 2.2LB | EVO CAT AND KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41402 7 | 2361A70004,3053A70004,3073A70004 | |
| EVO CAT HERRING AND SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 41412 6 | 3060A70004, 3044A70004 | ||
| EVO CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41407 2 | 3060A70004, 3044A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12604 3 | 3030A70004, 3065A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12674 6 | 3045A70004, 3016A70004 | ||
| 28.6LB | EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12600 5 | 3064A70001,3030A70001,3065A70002 | |
| EVO DOG HERRING & SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 12680 7 | 3014A70001, 3017A70001, 3010A70001, 3065A70002 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 12675 3 | 2363A70001,3058A70001,3079A70001 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 12605 0 | 3059A70001,3023A70001,3044A70001,3045A70001, 3003A70001,3002A70001,3079A70001 |
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| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 12616 6 | 2366A70001, 3059A70001, 3060A70001, 3043A70002 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 12685 2 | 2356A70001, 3036A70001 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12670 8 | 3045A70001, 3016A70001, 3011A70001, 3046A70001 | ||
| 3oz | EVO CAT WILD CRAVINGS TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA TREATS | 7 51485 41470 6 | 3052A70005,3016A70005,3007A70005,3035A70005, 3036A70005,3068A70005 |
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| EVO CAT WILD CRAVINGS TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT TREATS | 7 51485 41475 1 | 2347A70005, 3015A70005, 3024A70005, 3078A70005 | ||
| EVO CAT WILD CRAVINGS HERRING AND SALMON FORMULA TREATS | 7 51485 41480 5 | 3004A70005,3028A70005,3003A70005,3005A70005, 3029A70005,2342A70005,3078A70005,3079A70005 |
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| 6.6LB | EVO CAT AND KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41401 0 | 2355A70003,2356A70003,3001A70003,3002A70003, 3052A70003,3053A70003,3058A70003,3038A70003, 3039A70003,3072A70003 |
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| EVO CAT HERRING AND SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 41411 9 | 2361A70003,2362A70003,3053A70003 | ||
| EVO CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41406 5 | 3059A70003, 3044A70003 | ||
| EVO DOG HERRING & SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 12682 1 | 3012A70003 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 12677 7 | 2363A70003,3058A70003,3078A70003 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 12607 4 | 3002A70003,3059A70003,3023A70003,3024A70003, 3017A70003,3045A70003 |
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| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 12603 6 | 3030A70003, 3064A70003 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 12618 0 | 2366A70003, 3059A70003, 3060A70003, 3043A70003 | ||
| EVO FERRET FOOD | 7 51485 12687 6 | 2356A70003,3036A70003,3037A70003 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 42101 8 | 2355A70003,3002A70003,3052A70003,3058A70003, 3038A70003,3072A70003 |
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| 4oz | EVO CAT AND KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 12672 2 | 3045A70003 | |
| EVO CAT HERRING AND SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 15250 9 | 2355A70004,2366A70004,3052A70004,3058A70004, 3038A70004,3073A70004 |
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| EVO CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 15251 6 | 2357A70004, 2361A70004, 3054A70004, 3073A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG HERRING & SALMON FORMULA | 7 51485 15252 3 | 3059A70004,3044A70004,3077A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 15206 6 | 3011A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA LARGE BITE | 7 51485 15204 2 | 3058A70004, 3079A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 15201 1 | 3059A70004, 3045A70004, 3011A70004, 3002A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 15200 4 | 3064A70004, 3030A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 15205 9 | 2366A70004, 3043A70004 | ||
| EVO DOG RED MEAT FORMULA SMALL BITE | 7 51485 15255 4 | 2356A70004, 3036A70004 | ||
| Health Wise | 5LB | HEALTHWISE PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 15202 8 | 3045A70004, 3016A70004 |
| HEALTHWISE CAT AND KITTEN CHICKEN MEAL AND RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 70732 7 | 2353A70003, 2362A70003, 3031A70003, 3071A70003 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 5148 570775 4 | 3057A70003 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA WEIGHT CONTROL | 7 51485 70712 9 | 3031A70003 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG LAMB MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 70722 8 | 2362A70003 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA ACTIVE | 7 51485 70742 6 | 2362A70003, 3043A70003 | ||
| 16.5LB | HEALTHWISE CAT AND KITTEN CHICKEN MEAL AND RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 70702 0 | 3064A70003 | |
| 17.5LB | HEALTHWISE PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 70780 8 | 3057A70002, 3067A70002 | |
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 70711 2 | 3031A70002 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA WEIGHT CONTROL | 7 51485 70721 1 | 2361A70002 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG LAMB MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 70741 9 | 2361A70002, 2362A70002, 3043A70002, 3031A70002 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA ACTIVE | 7 51485 70701 3 | 3065A70002 | ||
| 35LB | HEALTHWISE PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 70730 3 | 2362A70001,3031A70001,3071A70001 | |
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 70710 5 | 3031A70001, 3072A70001 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA WEIGHT CONTROL | 7 51485 70720 4 | 2361A70001 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG LAMB MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 70740 2 | 2361A70001, 2362A70001, 3043A70001, 3032A70001 | ||
| 38.5LB | Healthwise Chicken & Oatmeal 38.5# Bonus Bag | 7 51485 70704 4 | 3070A70001, 3072A70001 | |
| 18.5LB | Healthwise Chicken & Rice 18.5# Bonus Bag | 7 51485 70770 9 | 3067A70002, 3072A70002, 3079A70002, 3067A70001, 3068A70002 |
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| 4oz | HEALTHWISE PUPPY CHICKEN MEAL AND BROWN RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 15443 5 | 2362A70004, 3031A70004 | |
| HEALTHWISE CAT AND KITTEN CHICKEN MEAL AND RICE FORMULA | 7 51485 15445 9 | 3056A70004, 3057A70004 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 15441 1 | 3031A70004 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG CHICKEN MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA WEIGHT CONTROL | 7 51485 15442 8 | 2362A70004 | ||
| HEALTHWISE DOG LAMB MEAL AND OATMEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 15444 2 | 2362A70004, 3043A70004 | ||
| Innova | 12LB | INNOVA DOG SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12363 9 | 2361A70002,3036A70002,3030A70002 |
| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE BEEF & LAMB MEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 12731 6 | 2361A70001,3057A70002,3058A70002, 3037A70002,3023A70002,3022A70002, 3073A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12728 6 | 2363A70002,2364A70002,3052A70002, 3059A70002,3007A70002,3073A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 12725 5 | 3003A70002, 3004A70002, 3043A70002, 3063A70002 |
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| INNOVA CAT PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 41398 3 | 3010A70002, 3065A70002 | ||
| 30LB | INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BITE FORMULA | 7 51485 12320 2 | 2354A70002,2355A70001,2355A70002, 2363A70001,2364A70001,3049A70001, 3050A70001,3066A70001, 3067A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY & CHICKEN LARGE BITE (BL) | 7 51485 12552 7 | 3015A70001 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY & CHICKEN LARGE BREED (BL) | 7 51485 12554 1 | 3015A70001 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 12704 0 | 2353A70001,2354A70001,3038A70001, 3057A70001,3058A70001,3010A70001, 3004A70001,3073A70001,3074A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR 8 FORMULA | 7 51485 12323 3 | 3015A70001, 3058A70002, 3014A70001, 3037A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR PLUS 11 FORMULA | 7 51485 12326 4 | 2352A70001,2353A70001,3051A70001, 3052A70001,3023A70001,3024A70001 ,3003A70001,3073A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SMALL BITES FORMULA | 7 51485 12367 7 | 3032A70001, 3030A70001, 3029A70001, 3078A70001 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT FORMULA | 7 51485 12329 5 | 3030A70001, 3017A70001 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 12332 5 | 2356A70001, 3057A70001, 3064A70001, 3037A70001 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 12740 8 | 2356A70001,3051A70001,3003A70001, 3015A70002,3066A70001,3065A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 12714 9 | 3064A70001,3044A70001,3063A70001 | ||
| INNOVA DOG FOOD BASE TURKEY AND CHICKENN LARGE BAG PUPPY | 7 51485 12553 4 | 3015A70002 | ||
| INNOVA DOG FOOD BASE TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BAG ADULT | 7 51485 12554 1 | 3010A70001 | ||
| 7 51485 12555 8 | 3015A70001 | |||
| 15LB | INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BITE FORMULA | 7 51485 12321 9 | 2354A70002,2355A70002,2363A70002, 3049A70002,3050A70002,3053A70002, 3066A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SMALL BITES FORMULA | 7 51485 12335 6 | 3004A70002 | ||
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41392 1 | 2362A70002,2363A70002,3052A70002, 3036A70002,3037A70002,3071A70002 |
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| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41389 1 | 2354A70002, 2362A70001, 2363A70001, 3046A70002, 3070A70002 | ||
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 41607 6 | 2353A70002, 3023A70002, 3071A70002, 3070A70002 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 12705 7 | 2354A70002,3057A70002,3010A70002,3011A70002, 3037A70002,3004A70002,3074A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR 8 FORMULA | 7 51485 12324 0 | 3058A70002, 3037A70002, 3038A70002, 3014A70002 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR PLUS 11 FORMULA | 7 51485 12327 1 | 2352A70002,2353A70002,3051A70002,3007A70002, 3023A70002,3003A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT FORMULA | 7 51485 12330 1 | 3030A70002, 3016A70002 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 12333 2 | 2356A70002,3057A70002,3037A70002 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 12741 5 | 2356A70002,3050A70002,3003A70002,3015A70002, 3066A70002,3065A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 12715 6 | 3064A70002,3044A70002,3031A70002 | ||
| 5LB | INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE BEEF & LAMB MEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 17732 3 | 2361A70003, 3057A70003, 3036A70003, 3023A70003, 3073A70003 | |
| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12729 3 | 2363A70003, 2364A70003, 3052A70003, 3059A70003, 3007A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12364 6 | 2363A70003, 3036A70003, 3029A70003, 3065A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 12726 2 | 3063A70003,3043A70003,3003A70003 | ||
| INNOVA CAT PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 41399 0 | 3011A70003,3022A70003,3065A70003 | ||
| 2.2LB | INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41387 7 | 2363A70004, 3052A70004, 3036A70004, 3072A70004 | |
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41391 4 | 2354A70004, 2363A70004, 3045A70004, 3072A70004, 3071A70004 | ||
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 41603 8 | 2353A70004, 3071A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BITE FORMULA | 7 51485 12376 9 | 2354A70004, 3049A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SMALL BITES FORMULA | 7 51485 12373 8 | 3004A70004 | ||
| INNOVA KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41372 3 | 3024A70004 | ||
| 25LB | INNOVA DOG SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12362 2 | 2357A70001,2361A70001,2363A70002,3064A70001, 3030A70001,3036A70001,3065A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE BEEF & LAMB MEAL FORMULA | 7 51485 12730 9 | 2361A70001,3058A70001,3023A70001,3022A70001, 3036A70001,3073A70001 |
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| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12727 9 | 2366A70001,3001A70001,3038A70001,3052A70001, 3059A70001,3008A70002,3007A70002 |
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| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 12724 8 | 3064A70001,3031A70001,3043A70001 | ||
| 3oz | INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN TREATS | 7 51485 41301 3 | 3016A70005, 3007A70005, 3017A70005, 3008A70005, 3053A70005 | |
| 6LB | INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41301 3 | 2362A70003,2363A70003,3051A70003,3052A70003, 3036A70003,3071A70003 |
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| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41390 7 | 2354A70003, 2364A70003, 3045A70003, 3046A70003, 3071A70003 | ||
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 41608 3 | 2353A70003, 3023A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BITE FORMULA | 7 51485 12322 6 | 2354A70003,3049A70003,3066A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR 8 FORMULA | 7 51485 12325 7 | 3058A70003,3037A70003,3015A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR PLUS 11 FORMULA | 7 51485 12328 8 | 2353A70003, 3051A70003, 3031A70003, 3003A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SMALL BITES FORMULA | 7 51485 12336 3 | 3004A70003, 3032A70003 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT FORMULA | 7 51485 12331 8 | 3031A70003, 3016A70003 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 12334 9 | 2356A70003,3057A70003,3038A70003 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 12742 2 | 2356A70003, 3051A70003, 3015A70003, 3003A70003 | ||
| INNOVA KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 41371 6 | 3025A70003 | ||
| 2LB | INNOVA CAT PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 41404 1 | 3010A70004, 3065A70004 | |
| 4oz | INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 15995 9 | 2363A70004, 3052A70004, 3036A70004, 3037A70004, 3072A70004 | |
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA WEIGHT MANAGEMENT | 7 51485 15988 1 | 2354A70004, 2363A70004, 2364A70004, 3046A70004, 3071A70004 | ||
| INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 15998 0 | 2353A70004, 3023A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 15313 1 | 2364A70004, 3008A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG SALMON & HERRING FORMULA | 7 51485 12365 3 | 2362A70004, 4065A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BITE FORMULA | 7 51485 15990 4 | 2354A70004, 3049A70004, 3054A70004, 3066A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 15300 1 | 2354A70004, 3057A70004, 3011A70004, 3003A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR 8 FORMULA | 7 51485 15992 8 | 2353A70004, 3051A70004, 3023A70004, 3003A70004, 3074A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SENIOR PLUS 11 FORMULA | 7 51485 15310 0 | 3004A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN SMALL BITES FORMULA | 7 51485 15989 8 | 3030A70004, 3016A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT FORMULA | 7 51485 15311 7 | 2356A70004, 3057A70004 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 15994 2 | 2356A70004, 3051A70004, 3015A70004, 3080A70004 | ||
| INNOVA PUPPY TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED FORMULA | 7 51485 15302 5 | 3044A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG TURKEY AND CHICKEN LARGE BREED SENIOR FORMULA | 7 51485 15301 8 | 3003A70004 | ||
| INNOVA DOG PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 15312 4 | 3003A70004 | ||
| INNOVA CAT PRIME GRAIN FREE CHICKEN & TURKEY FORMULA | 7 51485 15315 5 | 3011A70004, 3065A70004 | ||
| INNOVA KITTEN TURKEY AND CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 15316 2 | 3025A70004 | ||
| Karma | 7LB | KARMA DOG ORGANIC CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 60102 1 | 3017A70003,3008A70003,3018A70003 |
| 4oz | KARMA DOG ORGANIC CHICKEN FORMULA | 7 51485 15001 7 | 3008A70004 |
| EXPIRATION DATE 7/1/13 thru 9/27/13 | ||||
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| Innova | 3oz | INNOVA CAT TURKEY AND CHICKEN TREATS | All Lot Codes |
About Natura Pet Products
Natura Pet Products is recognized as a trusted name behind natural and holistic pet foods and treats. Founded more than 20 years ago by John and Ann Rademakers and Peter Atkins, Natura is dedicated to providing the best natural nutrition. Natura is committed to making premium pet foods and treats based on nutritional science and high-quality ingredients, combined with trusted manufacturing processes, for complete pet health. Lines include: Innova®, California Natural®, EVO®, HealthWise®, Mother Nature® and Karma®. To learn more about Natura Pet Products visit www.NaturaPet.com.Media Contact: Jason Taylor 513-622-3205
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