Leander Pet Foods Ltd
Arden Grange
Headquarters: Albourne, West Sussex, United Kingdom • Founded: 1996
Moderate Caution
Arden Grange is a family-owned British pet nutrition pioneer specializing in hypoallergenic dry and wet dog and cat foods.
Total Recalls on Record
1
Last Action Date
November 2020
Species Covered
Dogs & Cats
Safety Verification
Regulatory Verified
Interactive “Check My Bag” Lot Code Inspector
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Recall Archive & Docket History (Arden Grange)
UK-FSA-2020-11•November 25, 2020
Packaging Defect: Manufacturing Moisture Variance
Official FDA Docket Finding: Post-extrusion cooling moisture imbalance triggered voluntary product hold across European pet stockists.
Recalled Lots & Product Details:
| Product Name | Packaging Size | Affected Lot Codes | Best-By Expiration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arden Grange Sensitive Grain-Free White Fish & Potato | 2kg and 12kg bags | Batch AG-2011-WF | 05/2022 |
Clinical Symptoms to Monitor:
- Minor digestive variance
- Refusal to eat
Consumer Return & Refund Protocol:
- Contact customer service for batch replacement.
Veterinary Health & Triage Tools for Arden Grange Owners
Suspect a Problem or Illness from Arden Grange?
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Arden Grange Recalls
Verified regulatory answers to common pet parent questions regarding manufacturing and safety.
Yes. Arden Grange formulations avoid wheat, soya, beef, and dairy to minimize food allergies.
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 Arden Grange or the FDA. If your pet exhibits acute symptoms of foodborne illness, contact a licensed veterinarian or emergency animal hospital immediately.