United Kingdom · FSA · Product Recall Information Notice
FSA-PRIN-03-2019
Hill’s Pet Nutrition recalls a range of its selected dog food because it may contain high levels of Vitamin D
Hill’s Pet NutritionSource date 1 Feb 2019Exact official-ID report
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Affected product identity
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Prescription Diet Canine i/d
Pack
12 x 360g
Identifiers
Not supplied
Batch rows
1
Batch 102020T18Best before October 2020
02
Prescription Diet Canine w/d
Pack
12 x 370g
Identifiers
Not supplied
Batch rows
1
Batch 102020T05Best before October 2020
03
Science Plan Canine Mature Adult Active Longevity Chicken
Pack
12 x 370g
Identifiers
Not supplied
Batch rows
1
Batch 102020T14Best before October 2020
04
Science Plan Canine Advance Adult Fitness Chicken
Pack
12 x 370g
Identifiers
Not supplied
Batch rows
1
Batch 102020T27Best before October 2020
05
Prescription Diet Canine z/d
Pack
12 x 370g
Identifiers
Not supplied
Batch rows
1
Batch 102020T17Best before October 2020
Recorded issue
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