Premium pet brand says 'no evidence' found that dog food causes eye issues
The premium dog food brand Years has released findings from an independent investigation stating there is no evidence that its products caused severe eye issues in pets. This follows a voluntary recall of their fresh meal line after reports of health concerns from customers.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the risks associated with pet food supply chains and the impact of consumer health allegations on brand reputation.
Years previously said that owners should stop feeding its fresh meals to their dogs 'immediately'
Facebook X / Twitter Copy Link More on this topic Owners fear pet's eye removal linked to recalled premium dog food Posted in Wildlife & Animals Last updated Sep 22nd, 2026 at 19:36 A premium pet dog brand, which urgently recalled all of its fresh meals, has said an investigation led by experts has found “no evidence” that a recipe change caused severe eye issues in pets.
Years, a subscription dog food service which offers “fresh wholefood meals”, previously said it was issuing a voluntary recall of all Years Fresh Meals.
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