Nationwide Recall Issued for Dog and Horse Medications After Fiberglass Contamination Found
A nationwide recall has been issued for certain lots of dog and horse medication due to the discovery of fiberglass particles in the injection vials. Pet owners and veterinary clinics are advised to check their supplies.
Portland, OR, August 5, 2026 —
A nationwide recall has been initiated for specific lots of dog and horse medications following the detection of fiberglass particles within the injection vials. The presence of these foreign particles poses a potential risk, prompting the recall to ensure the safety of animal patients.
The exact medications affected and the specific lots involved have not been detailed in the initial announcement. Pet owners who have recently purchased or administered these medications are urged to carefully examine their supplies. Similarly, veterinary clinics across the country are advised to check their inventory for any of the recalled products.
The discovery of fiberglass particles in the medication vials was the catalyst for this widespread recall. The manufacturer or distributor responsible for the contaminated medication has not been publicly identified. Further information regarding the affected products, including specific brand names and lot numbers, is expected to be released as the investigation and recall process unfolds.
Customers and veterinarians with questions or concerns about the recall are encouraged to contact the manufacturer or their supplier directly for guidance on identifying affected products and arranging for returns or replacements. The specific steps for returning or disposing of the recalled medication have not yet been provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Dallas Gagnon on www.oregonlive.com, see more information here.
