Where is Abound pet food manufactured?

Abound recipes are formulated and produced under strict food safety controls at certified facilities in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.

Is Abound safe for my pet to eat?

Yes. Current production batches of Abound meet or exceed AAFCO nutritional profiles and FDA regulatory standards.

The Kroger Co.

Abound

Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA • Founded: 2014

Clean / Verified Safe

Abound is Kroger's natural pet food line, avoiding animal by-products and artificial additives. In 2018, select batches were recalled during a supplier Vitamin D variance.

Total Recalls on Record

Last Action Date

December 2018

Species Covered

Dogs & Cats

Safety Verification

Regulatory Verified

Interactive “Check My Bag” Lot Code Inspector

Verify your specific kibble or canned Abound lot number against official FDA dockets.

Recall Archive & Docket History (Abound)

0 Documented Dockets

Veterinary Health & Triage Tools for Abound Owners

Emergency Toxicity Triage

Calculate toxin levels by dog body weight in mg/kg.

Wet & Dry Food Portioner

WSAVA calorie-balanced daily split rations.

Dog Age Calculator

AVMA weight-adjusted biological human age.

Suspect a Problem or Illness from Abound?

Pet owners can submit formal complaint reports directly to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Keep your packaging, lot code, and veterinary records intact.

Report to FDA Emergency Protocols

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Abound Recalls

Verified regulatory answers to common pet parent questions regarding manufacturing and safety.

Abound has had 1 historical recall docket(s), with the most recent in December 2018.

Official FDA Public Safety Notice: PawTrusty is an independent consumer pet health directory that indexes public enforcement reports published by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and state agricultural departments. PawTrusty is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Abound or the FDA. If your pet exhibits acute symptoms of foodborne illness, contact a licensed veterinarian or emergency animal hospital immediately.