FDA dog food recall records · Natural Life

Natural Life dog food recalls: every FDA record since 2012

Natural Life appears in 1 FDA dog food recall, the most recent starting in Nov 2018. Each one is listed below with the products, lot codes and reason, as FDA recorded them.

Source: FDA Enforcement Report, Center for Veterinary Medicine, June 2012 to Oct 2026. Brand matches checked by hand.
1 FDA recall of Natural Life dog food or treats since June 2012
1rated Class I, FDA's most serious level
Nov 2018when the most recent recall started
Too much vitamin Dthe most common reason (1 of 1)
0still open with FDA

Every Natural Life recall in FDA's records

Newest first. Open a recall to see each product and its lot codes, as FDA listed them.

  1. Nov 2018started November 2, 2018

    Natural Life Chicken & Potato Dry Dog Food packaged

    Class IReason: Too much vitamin DSold in: NationwideStatus: Closed by FDA

    FDA's wording: “Dry dog food may have high levels of vitamin D.”

    The same recall covered 1 other brand, made by Whitebridge Pet Brands.

    1 recalled product with lot codes
    • Natural Life Chicken & Potato Dry Dog Food packaged Net Wt. 17.5 lbs packaged in paper bags, UPC: 0-12344-08175-1Lots and dates: Best By Date code of December 5, 2019 through August 10, 2020

    Recalling firm: Whitebridge Pet BrandsFDA recall V-0108-2019, V-0109-2019

Who made the recalled Natural Life food

The firm FDA lists as recalling the product, where it isn't Natural Life itself.

Recalling firmRecalls
Whitebridge Pet Brands1

How serious Natural Life's recalls were

FDA sorts every recall by how serious the risk is.

ClassWhat FDA means by itNatural Life
Class IA reasonable chance the product causes serious illness or death.1
Class IIMay cause temporary or treatable illness, or the chance of serious harm is remote.0
Class IIIUnlikely to cause illness, but breaks FDA rules (labeling, for example).0

What Natural Life's FDA record leaves out

A short record isn't a safety rating

This lists the Natural Life recalls in FDA's Enforcement Report since 2012. Older recalls aren't included, and a very recent one can take weeks to appear. FDA records name the firm, not the brand, so every match here was checked by hand against the product description. Few or no recalls in these records doesn't mean a brand hasn't had any safety issues, only that FDA hasn't recorded a recall for it in this period.

Recall records for other dog food brands

Sources for these figures