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FDA Says: Your Canine May Be In Danger Of Developing Heart Disease, Based Upon What Food They Eat!

Article Category: Pets

Author Name: Kristen Farrow

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration first alerted the public about this investigation in July 2018. Ever since, the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) has taken a multi-pronged strategy to the investigation, working together with a variety of elements of the animal health sector to gather and examine information about the Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) cases and the diet plans household pets consumed prior to becoming ill.

Based upon the information collected as part of our investigation to date, our recommendations to pet owners remains consistent. The firm has not identified specific suggestions about diet changes for pet dogs who are not displaying DCM signs but encourages pet owners to consult directly with their vets for their animal's dietary recommendations.

The report states large breed dogs are primarily affected, with cases being most typical in golden retrievers, mixed breeds and Labrador retrievers. Nevertheless, there have been cases of smaller sized types, too, recommending "a lack of a hereditary connection," the report notes.

And also felines are prone to develop hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), which also is heart disease, the report notes.

In the majority of the cases, the dogs ate dry food formulations. The investigation likewise checked out the ingredients or qualities of the pet dogs' diet plans. More than 90% of diet plans were "grain-free" and 93% had peas and/or lentils.

" Most pet dogs in the U.S. have been eating pet food without apparently establishing DCM," the FDA report states, adding the American Veterinary Medical Association estimates there are 77 million dogs in the country. "It's not known how commonly dogs develop DCM, however the rise in reports to FDA signal a prospective rise in cases of DCM in dogs not genetically predisposed."

- FDA identifies 16 dog food brands -

" However, the FDA is first and foremost a public health agency, and takes seriously its duty to safeguard human and animal health," the agency said in the statement. "In the case of DCM, the agency has a commitment to be transparent with the pet-owning public regarding the frequency with which certain brand names have been reported."

Here are the 16 brand names recognized in the report for having the most cases and the number of cases they had were reported to the FDA:

1. Acana - 67
2. Zignature - 64
3. Taste of the Wild - 53
4. 4Health - 32
5. Earthborn Holistic - 32
6. Blue Buffalo - 31
7. Nature's Domain - 29
8. Fromm - 24
9. Merrick - 16
10. California Natural - 15
11. Natural Balance - 15
12. Orijen - 12
13. Nature's Variety - 11
14. NutriSource - 10
15. Nutro - 10
16. Rachael Ray Nutrish - 10

Other brand names of pet food were recognized in a 78-page FDA document, which likewise notes details of each case with the animal's breed, age, and weight in addition to a description of the reported disease.

Champion Petfoods, which owns Acana and Orijen, said in a statement to USA TODAY Friday that "our hearts go out to every pet and pet lover who have been impacted by DCM.

" We take this incredibly seriously and will continue to work internally and with other industry leaders on research into the root cause of DCM in order to assist pet lovers understand the facts," the statement said. "Our own research, and the millions of household pets who have actually thrived by consuming our food over 25 years, have shown that Champion pet foods are safe."

The FDA advised veterinary clinics to report cases by utilizing its electronic Safety Reporting Portal or by calling state FDA Consumer Complaint Coordinators.

Pet owners are advised to contact their vet promptly if "a dog is demonstrating possible signs of DCM or other heart conditions, including decreased energy, cough, problem breathing and episodes of collapse," the report said.

The FDA additionally said it in the report that it looks to industry associations and pet food manufacturers to contribute to the investigation "while continuing their own investigations to help shed light on prospective problems with formulas or ingredients."

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