Question: Is Nutrisource Dog Food Bad For Your Pets Health?

On October 11, 2021, Tuffy’s Pet Foods initiated a recall involving around 1,600 cases of NutriSource Pure Vita Salmon Entree Dog Food, which was packaged in Tetrapak cartons. This recall was prompted by a notification from the product manufacturer regarding the potential presence of elevated levels of Vitamin D in the dog food. The elevated Vitamin D levels raised concerns about the product’s safety and its potential health impact on pets, necessitating the recall.

Certainly! NutriSource pet products have obtained FDA approval, providing pet parents with the assurance they need. Our commitment to the well-being of your pets is reflected in our meticulous adherence to the regulations and recommendations established by authoritative bodies such as the FDA, American Association of Feed Control Officers (AAFCO), and other leading experts in the field of pet nutrition. This dedication underscores our confidence in the quality and safety of NutriSource products, making them a reliable choice for your beloved companions.

“Regarding the origin of our ingredients, we want to clarify that NutriSource is a third-generation family-owned company based in Minnesota, and we take pride in maintaining a conscious and hands-on approach to our kibble products. We prioritize quality throughout our entire process, starting from carefully sourcing our raw ingredients. It’s important to note that we do not source any of our ingredients from China. In addition to our commitment to sourcing, we also invest in our dedicated team and operate from a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant.”