AniForte recall — what to check
If you have landed here after seeing something about an AniForte recall, the right place to check the current, exact status is AniForte's own website and the Food Standards Agency's food alerts page — not a retailer's page like this one, since recall notices change and a shop cannot responsibly speak for a manufacturer's own safety announcements. Pet food brands, AniForte included, do occasionally issue recalls, as most manufacturers of raw and natural products do from time to time.
How to check properly
AniForte publishes recall and product safety information on its own site, and any UK-wide food alert also appears on the Food Standards Agency's alerts page, searchable by brand name. If you have a specific product and batch code and are concerned, checking it against AniForte's own current notices is the accurate way to confirm whether that batch is affected — not a general search result or a forum post.
If your dog has eaten something from a batch you believe may be recalled, or is unwell after eating an AniForte product, contact your vet and AniForte directly rather than waiting to see.
What we stock from AniForte
The AniForte range on our shelves is mostly natural supplements and feeding oils rather than a full raw meat diet — things like joint support, calming aids, digestive support, and salmon or mixed feeding oils, alongside a small selection of purees. These sit in our supplements, joint care and skin and coat sections rather than as a standalone complete food.
As with any supplement or new addition to your dog's diet, introduce anything new gradually and check with your vet first if your dog has an existing health condition or is on other medication.
Buying with confidence
Every order we send out is recorded against your account, so if you are ever concerned about a specific batch after buying from us, we can look up exactly what was sent and when — get in touch and we will check it against whatever AniForte has published rather than leaving you to work it out from a batch code alone.
Recalls are rare relative to the number of products sold across any brand's range, and most AniForte customers never encounter one. Treating a specific recall notice with the seriousness it deserves, while not assuming the whole range is affected by a single past issue, is the reasonable middle ground.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Dog Calming Ear Muffs For Fireworks & Thunder
A soft stretchy snood that wraps snugly over your dog's head and ears to muffle fireworks, thunder and loud noises. Helps nervous dogs feel calmer during storms, travel and grooming.
£11.99
Dog Anxiety Calming Vest
A snug, wrap-around calming vest that applies gentle, even pressure to soothe anxious dogs during thunderstorms, fireworks or travel. Stretchy fabric and a hook-and-loop fastener give an adjustable, comfortable fit.
From£9.99
Calming Ear-Cover Head Wrap for Dogs
A soft padded head wrap that gently covers the ears to muffle noise and ease anxiety from fireworks, thunder and travel. The snug, reassuring fit helps nervous dogs of small to large breeds stay calm.
£8.99
Calming Ear-Cover Snood for Dogs
An adjustable ear-cover snood in thickened fabric that helps calm dogs through thunder and fireworks.
£12.99
Calming Anxiety Vest with Hood for Dogs
A stretchy calming vest with an attached hood that covers the ears, applying gentle pressure to settle anxious dogs during fireworks, thunderstorms, travel and vet visits.
From£13.99
Calming Anxiety Wrap Vest for Dogs
A gentle pressure wrap that applies calming, swaddle-like comfort to ease anxiety during storms, fireworks or travel. Adjustable velcro fastening, breathable polyester fabric and a reflective stripe for visibility on evening walks.
From£9.99
Stop Bloody Scratching Treats Chicken Flavour 90 Tablets
Chicken-flavoured tablets from Pets Calm Down, made in the UK, ninety to a pack, given daily as a treat to support skin and coat condition in itchy dogs.
£22.99
Forthglade Soft Bite Grain Free Joints & Bones Treats
Grain-free salmon dog treats with salmon oil, glucosamine and chondroitin
£2.45
Calm the Eff Down Treats Chicken Flavour 90 Tablets
Chicken-flavoured calming tablets from Pets Calm Down, made in the UK, ninety to a pack and given as a treat for dogs who find fireworks, travel or being alone difficult.
£22.99
Dog Grooming Ear Cover Snood
A soft stretch snood that covers the ears to help keep dogs calm and still during grooming.
£7.99
Pooch & Mutt Salmon Oil
Scottish salmon oil for dogs, dosed by weight from toy breeds to giants
£13.99
Calming Pheromone Collar for Cats
An adjustable calming collar infused with a pheromone and essential-oil blend to help soothe anxious cats. Long-lasting and water-resistant, it offers gentle round-the-clock reassurance and fits cats of all sizes.
£7.99
Common questions
- Is there a current AniForte recall?
- Check AniForte's own website and the Food Standards Agency's alerts page for the current, accurate position — recall notices are time-specific and change, so a retailer page is not the right place to confirm live safety information.
- What should I do if my dog has eaten a recalled product?
- Contact your vet straightaway if your dog is showing any signs of being unwell, and get in touch with AniForte directly with your batch code so they can confirm whether that specific batch is affected.
- Do you stock the AniForte products that have been recalled in the past?
- We stock a selection of AniForte's supplements, oils and joint or digestive support products rather than the wider raw and BARF range. If you have a specific product in mind, check its batch code against AniForte's own current recall information to be certain either way.
- Are AniForte supplements safe to give alongside other food?
- Most are designed to be added to a normal complete diet, but introduce anything new gradually and check with your vet first, particularly if your dog has an existing health condition, is on medication, or is a puppy.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.