Paw Multiverse recall record
Open data
The whole record, free to download and reuse under CC BY 4.0. 211 recalls and 211 captured versions from 5 official registers. Every file below is generated from the live record on request, so it is always current.
Downloads
- pet-food-recalls.csv
- Every recall, one row each: country, authority, date, brand, company, product, reason and reason category, lot codes, barcodes, status, official notice link.
- pet-food-recalls.json
- The same table as JSON.
- versions.json
- Every captured version of every notice, with all the fields as published. This is the full history.
- changes.json
- Every detected change: added, changed, removed or listed again, with the date and the field-by-field difference.
- sources.json
- The registers read, their licences, how often each is read and when it was last read successfully.
- cross-border.json
- The same product recalled in more than one country, matched on barcode or lot code.
- CITATION.cff
- How to cite the record (Citation File Format).
- LICENSE.txt
- Licence terms for the compilation and for each source.
Also: the API (OpenAPI 3.1), the MCP server, RSS, llms-full.txt, and a Markdown copy of every recall page (replace the final / with .md).
Dated snapshots
A frozen copy of every file is saved each day, so a figure can be cited exactly as it stood. Newest first (full list as JSON):
- 2026-09-20: CSV · JSON · versions · changes
- 2026-09-19: CSV · JSON · versions · changes
- 2026-09-18: CSV · JSON · versions · changes
- 2026-09-17: CSV · JSON · versions · changes
Registers included
| Canadian recalls and safety alerts, pet entries (CA) | 18 |
|---|---|
| RappelConso, France (DGCCRF), animal entries (FR) | 98 |
| UK FSA pet food alerts (GB) | 28 |
| FDA animal and veterinary recalls (US) | 64 |
| FDA pet food recall enforcement reports (US) | 3 |
How to cite it
Paw Multiverse pet food recall record, https://pawmultiverse.com/open-data/, accessed 2026-09-20. CC BY 4.0. A CITATION.cff file is available.
Before you build on it
A product or barcode that is not in the record is not a statement that it is safe. Coverage differs by country: the UK publishes no barcodes, and not every notice carries lot codes. The authority's own notice is what counts. Nothing here is veterinary advice. How the record is kept.