INABA marks 10 years of Churu in the U.S. with a Hollywood red carpet and Churu Meal
INABA celebrated a decade of Churu at the Dolby Theatre and launched Churu Meal, a complete and balanced lickable line sold only at Walmart.
What dog food brands announce, and what we see change on the shelf: new recipes, recipe changes, discontinued foods and company news, each tied to the foods we review.
INABA celebrated a decade of Churu at the Dolby Theatre and launched Churu Meal, a complete and balanced lickable line sold only at Walmart.
Beefy Bits, Homestyle Grilled Beef & Vegetable Flavors, and Meaty Middles Prime Rib Flavor are absent from the brand’s current lineup.
Four recipes are no longer listed by Halo, while a newer small breed Chicken & Brown Rice food replaces a fifth.
INABA celebrated a decade of Churu at the Dolby Theatre and launched Churu Meal, a complete and balanced lickable line sold only at Walmart.
We compared every food we review against each brand's current range. These are the recipes that are gone, replaced or no longer listed. Each review stays online with three current alternatives.
Four recipes are no longer listed by Halo, while a newer small breed Chicken & Brown Rice food replaces a fifth.
Our September 28 check found six reviewed recipe names missing from the brand’s dry food range, though their discontinuation dates are unclear.
Five reviewed recipes are absent from Wellness's current range, while an older small breed food has a CORE+ successor.
Our range check found six reviewed recipes missing from Solid Gold's site, while an older Buck Wild listing points to a newer version.
Eight recipes we have reviewed are absent from Earthborn Holistic’s current US range, which the brand says became smaller.
The brand lists four Stella’s Essentials and two limited ingredient recipes as discontinued, while the status of three other reviewed foods is unclear.
Our September 28 check found four older recipes with named successors and six others no longer listed in Purina's current range.
Our check found 11 older recipes missing from the brand's range and two with newer versions listed.
Our check found 14 older Merrick dry food names missing from its current range, including five with newer counterparts.
Our September 28 check found 10 recipes absent from Blue's site, three with newer versions and one previously discontinued.
Two Raw Boost foods are marked discontinued by Chewy; two have newer counterparts, and 11 others are absent from Instinct’s current collections.
Beefy Bits, Homestyle Grilled Beef & Vegetable Flavors, and Meaty Middles Prime Rib Flavor are absent from the brand’s current lineup.
Six reviewed recipes are missing from Holistic Select’s current range, while an adult and puppy salmon recipe takes the place of an older puppy food.
Our September 27 check found no current brand listing for any of the 20 Castor & Pollux recipes we review.
The chicken-free recipe lists salmon first and is available at Chewy, with a listing also appearing at Kroger.
Blue Buffalo launched an AI tool that identifies a photographed dog food and compares it with a similar Life Protection Formula recipe. The tool also displays ingredient and benefit comparisons.
Covers the line: Life Protection Formula
United Petfood signed an agreement to buy Wellness Pet Company's Decatur plant, along with a long-term supply agreement.
The new dry dog food comes in grain-free and whole-grain recipes, with a wider retail launch planned for October 1.
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