Diamond dog food update

Another warning to dog owners about a dog food that's killing pets. Cornell University veterinarians now say dog owners whose pets recently ate any of the Diamond dog food brands should have their pets tested.

Earlier this month Diamond Pet Foods unknowingly distributed toxic food. Several dogs have been killed in 22 states.

Product Names

• Diamond Premium Adult Dog Food
  
• Diamond Hi-Energy Dog Food (Sporting Dog)
  
• Diamond Maintenance Dog Food
  
• Diamond Professional for Adult Dogs
  
• Diamond Performance Dog Food
  
• Diamond Puppy Food
  
• Diamond Low Fat Dog Food
  
• Diamond Maintenance Cat Food
  
• Diamond Professional Cat Food
  
• Country Value Puppy
  
• Country Value Adult Dog Food
  
• Country Value High Energy Dog Food
  
• Country Value Adult Cat Food
  
• Professional Chicken & Rice Adult Dog Food
  
• Professional Puppy Food
  
• Professional Large-Breed Puppy Food
  
• Professional Reduced Fat Cat Food
  
• Professional Adult Cat Food
  

States Where Products are Sold

• Alabama
  
• Connecticut
  
• Delaware
  
• Florida
  
• Georgia
  
• Kentucky
  
• Maine
  
• Maryland
  
• Massachusetts
  
• Michigan
  
• Mississippi
  
• New Hampshire
  
• New Jersey
  
• New York
  
• North Carolina
  
• Ohio
  
• Pennsylvania
  
• Rhode Island
  
• South Carolina
  
• Tennessee
  
• Vermont
  
• Virginia
  
• West Virginia
  

Symptoms of Potential Illness

Symptoms of potential illness in dogs may be difficult to discern, but include:

• Loss of appetite
  
• Yellow whites of the eyes, yellow gums, yellow in the belly or areas where hair is very thin
  
• Severe, persistent vomiting combined with bloody diarrhea
  
• Discolored urine
  
• Fever
  

More Information at Diamond Pet Foods' site