Pet Food Brand Pulls Products Amid Concerns Over Canine Vision Issues

A subscription-based pet food company has issued a

A subscription-based pet food company has issued a full recall of its fresh meal line following customer reports that a recent formulation adjustment may have triggered a serious eye problem in some dogs, potentially leading to blindness if not addressed promptly.

The company, Years, which specializes in personalized nutrition plans delivered on a recurring basis, urged pet owners to stop feeding the affected meals to their dogs right away. In an official statement, the brand also cautioned against giving the food to other animals, donating it, or reselling it, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

The recall comes after several pet owners noticed their dogs developing symptoms of a condition that, without timely veterinary intervention, could result in permanent vision loss. While the exact cause is still under investigation, the company has pointed to a change in the recipe as a likely factor.

Years has advised customers who purchased the fresh

Years has advised customers who purchased the fresh meals to dispose of any remaining product and to contact their veterinarian if their dog shows any signs of eye discomfort or visual impairment. The brand is also working with regulatory authorities to determine the scope of the issue and to prevent further incidents.

For now, the company has paused all sales of its fresh meal line and is offering refunds to affected subscribers. Customers seeking more information or assistance have been directed to the brand’s customer service team, which is handling inquiries on a priority basis.