Folks are wondering if Nom Nom dog food is being recalled. Here’s what you need to know about the brand and whether or not the company is recalling its dog food in 2024, or if there’s nothing to worry about.
Has Nom Nom dog food been recalled in 2024?
Contrary to certain circulating speculations, at the time of writing, there has been no recall of Nom Nom dog food.
That said, it’s important to note that wet dog food often has a slightly higher risk of contamination as it is not reduced to a shelf-stable kibble form. Nevertheless, Nom Nom has managed to uphold stringent quality standards with exceptional success. The brand’s focus on maintaining quality has provided pet owners, particularly those mindful of their dogs’ nutrition, with confidence in the brand’s products.
In fact, here’s what one dog parent had to say about the brand: “Since I’ve been using it, my dog literally dances every time I pull one of those packets out of their fridge and she sees it. So, to me, that’s the proof in the pudding. And I love the fact that NomNomNow is using fresh ingredients. And when I look at that dog food, I can actually see the meat and the vegetable, and I can tell what the ingredients are just [by] visually looking at it.” (via ConsumerAffairs)
When was the last Nom Nom pet food recall?
Although Nom Nom dog food has never had a recall, the company has initiated only one recall in its corporate history. This voluntary recall took place from July 8, 2021, to February 11, 2022, and was specific to their Chicken Cuisine recipe for cats.
The brand made the decision for the voluntary recall after Tyson Foods identified a contamination in some of its chicken products with Listeria monocytogenes, stemming from a certain ingredient in the production process. Tyson Foods — headquartered in Springdale, Arkansas — is the second-largest chicken processor and marketer in the world.
Following these developments, Nom Nom implemented a recall for 105,540 pounds of its cat food. For further information, you can refer to the official FDA enforcement report here.
