Dog Food Service Recalls Fresh Meals Amidst Concerns of Vision Loss in Pets
A dog food service, Years, is recalling all of its fresh meals due to a potential link to sudden bilateral dry eye in pets, which can lead to vision loss. The company is investigating a possible contamination of buckwheat used…
St. Louis, MO, August 20, 2026 —
Years, a company specializing in fresh dog food, has initiated a recall of all its fresh meals. The precautionary measure comes in response to a potential association with sudden bilateral dry eye in pets, a condition that can result in vision loss.
The company is currently investigating a possible contamination of buckwheat, an ingredient used in its products, as a potential cause for the reported health issues. While the exact number of affected pets is still being determined, approximately 192 unverified cases have been reported to the company.
Years is advising customers to immediately stop feeding the recalled fresh meals to their dogs. Pet owners are also encouraged to monitor their pets for any signs of the condition. Symptoms to watch for include dryness in the eyes, redness, squinting, or a change in eye appearance. If any of these symptoms are observed, pet owners should contact their veterinarian promptly.
Further details regarding the investigation into the buckwheat contamination and the specific products affected by the recall were not immediately available. The company has stated it is working to ascertain the full scope of the issue.
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