Dynamic Pet Products

I brought the jumbo pork femur for my dog. He vomited all night and could not pass his bowels. I took him to the vet, who told me that it would cost $290 to x-ray him and even more money for surgery. Therefore, I took him back to the shelter because I did not have the money. Now I am dogless and in need of another dog.

I bought this ham bone from Dollar General yesterday and gave it to my American bulldog (which is in a very good health). An hour later, he was vomiting pieces of the bone. That was all in his vomit. So the next morning, we went to check on him and he was laid over on his side—foaming, having convulsions, urinating on himself. He vomited on his bed and all over the ground in the garage and his eyes were opened in agony. We took him to the vet emergency hospital where he is there now and might not make it. We have to pay $564 just for the visit so far and it's still not over. We have to wait till tomorrow to find out what is going to happen. I am contacting an attorney tomorrow.

I got my puppy a "real" ham bone. Had it for 5 minuets and I took it away. This was Feb. 27, 2012. We woke up Feb. 28, 2012 and my baby was very lethargic, throwing up, wouldn't move and basically on the verge of dying. We rushed him to a vet hospital where he needed an IV; he was severely dehydrated the vet was surprised he was even alive. Tested his stools and it was the "real" ham bone. He is home now and we are doing everything the vet is telling us to do. He is not out of the woods yet. For everybody that uses Facebook join the page "Our Fight For Toby". It's open to the public to make others aware of these so-called safe products for our pets when they aren't safe. I would rather see a company go down than lose my baby!

I purchased four of these bones at Dollar General in Cameron, MO. I'm on day 6 of four extremely ill dogs. Reading the stories of other complaints shows me that I'm lucky they're still alive. There is no feasible excuse for Dynamic Pet's claim that this is a chew toy, not to be eaten - the bone is covered in smoked ham. I'd like to meet the dog with the will power to simply play with it like a toy. Dynamic Pet's blatant disregard for these concerns is despicable.

So, I thought I was giving my dog a safe treat, not one that would cost us over $1,000 in vet bills, to remove the shared pieces of bone left in his intestines, and causing my beloved pet horrible pain and suffering. I am very angry to have read so many reviews about this same product, and yet it is still on the shelves. I want it removed immediately before another animal suffers!

I recently purchased a Dynamic Ham Bone from the local Dollar General store for $3.00. I gave it to my dog Sunday night 1/29 and by the following morning, he was in pain. He was dripping blood from his bottom and constipated. I carried him to the vet and she tried to dislodge the bones. She did get them out but it was too late. My beloved pet was in such distress. She kept him overnight on an IV and some type hotplate to try and bring his temperature back up but he didn't pull through.

This dog was a part of our family and of equal value to all of us! I can't bring him back but I'm praying that someone will listen to me and please have this item taken off of store shelves. I have so much guilt because I am the one who purchased that thing and was so excited to give him a treat! My family and I are really suffering over the loss of Jackson. He was beloved to us all. This company makes me sick! They should be ashamed of themselves for doing this to innocent animals!

On December 6, 2011, we gave our beloved Sadie a Dynamic Ham Bone. By morning she was very ill. By 6:30 pm, we were told by our vet that she died! Hours before she was running around playing, so excited that we got her a treat. Little did I know it would be her last! I went on line to research this bone and was shocked! We purchased it at our local HEB, confident it would be fine. How can they sell these bones with this record? I contacted our local FDA and they came to our home and did a report. Unfortunately, this slime ball company has the bone listed as a chew which is not considered a "food or treat".

I contacted the company and they never called or emailed me back! Sadie was a part of our family, we loved he so much! Our two young boys are beside themselves. I can't believe that they don't do something about this. Sadie suffered so badly she vomited until death and there was nothing I could do about it! I saved the bone, receipt of purchase and still nothing! Like many other's who have lost there animals because of this product my hands are tied! Shame on Dynamic! All we have now are her ashes and the reminder that she suffered so badly because we gave her a special treat because we loved her.

My dog Eli is a very sick dog from bone splintering in his stomach and intestines, with constant vomiting of bone and blood. My dog is in the Emergency Vet Hospital. Now, about 7 hours after eating this bone, and I am awaiting to hear back from the vet to see if vet says he needs surgery to remove the bone fragments.

The feed was purchased from Dollar General on 1/14/12, at 12:23PM. Dynamic Pet Products Ham Bone, Real Ham Bone (049521510018-105) for $3.00. Cash and Visa payment for total purchase price of $38.15. So far, the vet bills are over $500.00. That's without surgery. So far, I don't have a total yet if he will be needing surgery. He may still die from ingesting this product, but I pray he can pull through. I can't believe this product is still on the shelves. I am asking for a refund of the products, and all vet bills incurred due to the dog eating the unsafe product.

This product almost killed my dogs! I beg anyone who reads this to call this number, it's the FDA's complaint number (913) 752-2440. You can leave a message urging them to remove Dynamic Pet Product real ham bones from the shelves. My dogs almost died from this product along with 100's of others.

Wednesday, November 2nd, I bought my dog the above-referenced ham bone distributed by this company. I thought it was the same kind of bone I had purchased before, the kind your dog can chew the outside of, but the bone stays in tact. So they basically just get gnawing pleasure. This bone, however, was gone just minutes after I bought it for Levi. He ingested the entire bone. The following day when I took him for his usual run, just seconds after letting him out of the truck, he came running back and jumped back into the truck like he was scared.

I told him, it was alright, he could go play, and let him back out again. He went only a few feet from the truck, squatted and tried to poop again, but immediately came running back to the truck, whining. He was leaking onto the seat out of his back end, maintained a semi-squatting position, and still seemed to be trying to poop. He was clearly uncomfortable and in pain. I immediately called my vet, who I've been going to for years, and told him about the bone I had purchased the previous day. He agreed I needed to bring Levi in. When my vet attempted to examine Levi, hurried in pain, and hid behind the chair. I had to leave him overnight because he had to be anesthetized so my vet could give him an enema and take x-rays, etc. I have a baggy full of bone chips; my vet took out of my dog's lower intestines.

We were sent home with antibiotics, a medication to make his colon spasm to work the rest of the bone stuck in several places in his colon out, a pain-inflammation medication, and I also had to purchase Metamucil and soft food to mix with that to get some "bulk" into him to help with dislodging the bone left in several places in his intestines. It wasn't too long, however, after we arrived home that I had to rush him back to my vet because he was bleeding out of his rectum. I had to literally spoon-feed him later at home, and finally getting him to eat after purchasing several plain cheeseburgers and adding the Metamucil mixture to them. We were up no less than 3 times that night, with me letting him out so he could attempt to relieve himself.

The next morning, at 5:30 a.m. when I let him out, he was outside for at least 5 or 6 minutes when I heard him "yelp" and he came running back into the house. He had evidently passed other "chunks" of bone. I have pictures of the x-rays my vet took which show the large "chunks" of bone lodged in my dog's intestines that my vet couldn't reach. I also have the bill for in excess of $400 showing the services performed to save my dog's life, all over a bone I purchased for $3 at a local Dillon's Marketplace.

I can't believe this product is still on the market when so many people have complained and have been for more than a year! If this bone isn't taken off the market immediately, I am going to contact the United States Humane Society, and every celebrity pet lover in the land and have this company shut down. As my vet said, a smaller dog wouldn't have survived. Levi, who is no less like my son than my only friend, is a 60-pound American Pitbull Terrier. I'm sure, to him, it was comparable to a human having their intestines and rectum torn up by ingesting and attempting to crap shards of glass. No animal should have to suffer like my dog, and evidently many others have.

My dogs almost died after having the "real ham bone" from Dynamic Pet out of Washington, MO. We gave them a bone for a Christmas present we purchased from Dollar General. My male Italian greyhound ended up on the emergency vets office on Christmas day. They said he almost didn't make it. The x-rays revealed a blockage and splinters from the bone. I even sat with my dogs while they chewed on their bones and I did not see a splinter or I would have taken it away immediately. After two days of hospitalization, he came home but is still not acting like before he went in. He vomited and had bloody diarrhea from these. They need to be removed from the shelves.

On 12/24/11, we let our Italian greyhounds open their Dynamic real ham bone for their Christmas present. It was approx 11AM. By 6PM, they were both vomiting pieces of what appeared to be bone, after chewing on these for about an hour. By 10PM, both were still vomiting. I put them into bed, and woke up the next morning with my male dog deathly ill. I rushed him to the emergency vet on Christmas morning. He was so dehydrated, and had a small blockage due 100% from this bone. They thought by hydrating him, that it could help move the blockage. It finally did. After 2 days, and $900, my dog is alive. The vets said they do not know how he survived, due to how sick he was. They said they see this bone causing so many blockages all of the time. My female dog was able to work the bone out of her system by herself so far. The damage is $900 in emergency vet bills, and my family getting devastated on Christmas day.

On Monday 6, 2011, we purchased a Dynamic Real Ham Bone for our beloved Sadie. She enjoyed her special treat. Around 3 am, she became very ill, vomiting. I thought maybe she was just under the weather and it would pass. She continued vomiting and straining to have a bowl movement. You could tell she was in pain. I wrapped her in a blanket and put her in her bed. She went to sleep. By evening she had vomited in her bed. We picked her up. She was limp and could not stand!

Today, I purchased the smoked pork shank bone for my dog Rosie; she was excited about her new treat. So I thought I'll look into possibly buying her a case from your website, great pricing and ads then I looked on customer testimonial section and became angered and frightened that this product is being sold! Rosie's new "tasty treat" is now in the trash can!

I bought a Dynamic Ham Bone for my 32 lb Mini Bull Terrier on 4/10/11, which he consumed very quickly as he usually does with bone treats. On 4/11/11, he was pooping blood and then began to vomit very early in the morning.

I took him to the vet as soon as they opened and got him x-rayed. The x-ray showed bone in his stomach, so we opted to have them surgically removed immediately. They also found pieces of the thick skin from the bone inside his stomach. These pieces of bone and skin were stuck and causing him to be ill. He is still recovering at the vet today 4/12/11. We are so lucky in comparison to the stories we have read. Why is this company still selling this product? Horrible.

On Friday, April 8, 2011, I purchased three Hickory Smoked Real Ham Bone for dogs by Dynamic Pet Products for my three dogs at $3.50+tax per bone. Within 15-20 minutes of consuming some of the bone, all three of my dogs began throwing up and having diarrhea. I contacted poison control and my local animal emergency and they gave me emergency advice on what to do--and if I should or should not bring them in.

To make a long story short, it's now Day 5 and all three dogs are still recovering from these bones. Almost every time I take them outside to use the bathroom, they have bone fragments/shards in their feces. For five days, I have been dealing with mopping my hardwood floors 24/7, cleaning throw-up, along with nursing my dogs around the clock. I have had maybe 10 hours of sleep in four nights because of these bones.

Every two hours, one or all of the dogs are having these diarrhea episodes. My poor babies have been put through hell these past five days all due to these bones that were supposed to be a treat made specifically for dogs. We all (my dogs, myself and my fiance) have suffered from sleep deprivation, emotional distress, lost over thousands of dollars in damages to furniture, mattresses, hardwood floors, cleaning supplies, medicine etc. and the list keeps adding up. We (dog owners and the vets) still do not know whether or not we will lose any or all of my dogs. This has been one of the worst and most traumatic experiences I have ever had to deal with, with my dogs. I have owned dogs my entire life and this has never happened before until it started that Friday, April 8, 2011.

On January 22, 2011 around 7:00 PM, a friend gave my 11 year old yellow lab, Copa, looked like bone treat similar to a flavored rawhide bone. I did not see the package label prior to my friend giving the product to her. My dog took it into the yard and within minutes had swallowed portions of the product.

Within hours, she was vomiting large shards of bone, had liquid stools, anal leakage and pain with whimpering when attempting to pass stool. She became lethargic due to the profuse vomiting, diarrhea and dehydration. The entire next day she was unable to hold down any food or water as it would cause her to immediately vomit. When my Vets office opened on January 24, 2001, I brought her in for x-rays and it revealed a boomerang shaped sharp splinter of bone blocking her gastric outlet to the small intestine and several other smaller shards of bone passing through her lower colon.

She had to undergo immediate gastrotomy to remove the bone fragment from her stomach. Me or my mother stayed with her at all times in the 5 days following the surgery to ensure her safety, unfortunately she did not heal properly from the primary surgery and had to have a second exploratory surgery and debridement on February 3, 2001 due to a torn abdominal wall.

The product was "Dynamic Pet Jumbo Pork Femur for dogs". I have the original label from the bone as once I realized how ill it had made my dog. I retrieved the packaging from the garbage the next day. I also have the sharp splinter of bone removed from Copa's stomach in a specimen bag. This product is not safe for dogs! My dog is old (considered elderly for a lab) and the bone fragmented into pieces in minutes when she chewed it!

We bought a couple of their ham bone treats for the dogs on Saturday, December 11. By Monday, December 13, my 4 year old chocolate labrador was dead and my 6 year old rottweiler was ill and in the hospital. We have all the information and facts from the Veterinarian. My $1500.00 labrador and great friend is dead and $1400.00 spent on veterinary bills for the rottweiler.

Purchased the Made in the USA Real Ham Bone from the Dollar General Store in Des Moines, IA. Within hours of him eating 1/2 the bone, he had explosive diarrhea with blood. The diarrhea lasted every hour on the hour for 48 hours. We took our dog to the vet who gave him a shot to stop the diarrhea and 7 days worth of pills. Immediately, after the diarrhea began, I Googled the product and was sickened to see all the reports of how this product has killed and sickened many, many dogs. I do not understand why this company is allowed to remain in business. What will it take to get them stopped? Thank God, it appears my dog will be fine, but the last 48 hours has really taken a toll on the family.

I gave my 16 lb Sheltie, Cody a Dynamic Real Ham Bone as a treat. It was a big bone for a little dog and I thought it would last but he seemed to be gnawing it pretty quickly so I took it away. Total chew time was about 15 minutes. The next day he was vomiting blood and had bloody diarrhea. To make a long story short, we had one trip to our veterinarian and two to the emergency clinic where he had to be hospitalized. Total cost was over $863.41 in veterinarian bills. $192.00 in missed work. Lots of emotional toll on me, my husband and especially our precious dog. Both veterinarians said it was due to the bone. Shame on Dynamic Pets for still selling this bone after all the complaints!

On July 5, 2010, I bought my dog (a 2-year-old Lab pup) the Dynamic brand "Real Ham Bone for Dogs". He ate it in about a half hour. A few hours later, he was having awful diarrhea with large chunks of bone in it. The diarrhea continued for 4 days. In the meantime, I had called the veterinarian twice to ask for advice. They said to feed him hamburger and rice, and as long as he's not vomiting (a sign of an obstruction) and he stays hydrated, he should be okay, but if anything changes then to bring him in.

After the 4th day of diarrhea, he became constipated and started throwing up. I took him to the vet and they gave him an antibiotic and anti-nausea medication. They said it could take a few more days for him to finally start to get better. It's been nine days since he initially ate the bone. This company needs to be put out of business! They are killing our dogs! Where are the safety precautions? Are there any safety regulations in place as far as pet products are concerned, or can any cruel ** put products on the shelf in an attempt to make our pets suffer?

On July 6 2010 I purchased a Dynamic Pet ham bone. On July 7th I found my dog, Jake (Pit Bull Terrier), dead in a pool of blood the next morning. I had no idea this bone was the case until my other dog was throwing up chards of bone. Thank goodness I did not lose her as well. I contacted the company and let's say they settled the case. I did not want anything but for them to take this bone off the self. They have yet to do this.

On Wednesday, May 5th 2010, my beloved Pomeranian teddy died from the pet dynamic ham bone. I gave him the bone on Saturday May 1st. I noticed the next day, he was not able to keep any food down, for he would vomit it back up. I took him to the local emergency vet clinic which he prescribed an antibiotic and nausea medication. That night he was getting worse and I knew something was seriously wrong with my teddy.

I pawned numerous items and borrowed money from friends and took him to his regular vet. He ran an xray and discovered the bone was lodged in his esophagus by his heart along with fluid build up near his heart and lungs. They taped his chest and ran a tube down his throat to try an push the object into his stomach. The operation was unsuccessful. My poor baby was having fluid build up again and a high temperature. My dog suffered terribly. So with much sadness in heart and many tears rolling down my cheek. I kissed and hugged my beloved teddy one last time and had him put to sleep. Please email be back so we can talk.

I had to pawn my items for the vet bill. My dog was in severe, horrific pain for several days. My husband and I could not return to our house for a week after our dog passed away. This product needs to be taken off the market.

On April 21, 2010, I purchased a Dynamic Pet Product Ham Bone that was labeled as a product for dogs. I took it home to my Jack Russell Terrier who loved it. I noticed as she as chewing it that there were shards of it coming off the bone. I took the bone from her about 10 minutes after giving it to her. Within 5 hours, my dog was vomiting pieces of bone and experiencing a great deal of pain in her abdomen. Within 24 hours, she was vomiting blood and whining with pain and having difficulty breathing. I rushed her to the vet. She was admitted with severe dehydration (although she had been consuming large amounts of water), pneumonia from aspirating vomit, and acute pancreatic and had a mass of bone in her intestine. She was suffering horribly. The vet admitted her to the ICU. He took one look at the bone and said, "Ham bones are the worst thing you can give a dog."

My dog was in the vet hospital for days with IV, antibiotics and numerous x rays. Luckily the mass in her intestine didn't puncture anything. She has fully recovered but she suffered enormously for several days. This product should not be on the shelves! I have a $517 dollar vet bill. Although I do not have the money to pay this vet bill the bigger issue is the amount of suffering my helpless dog experienced. I gave her a "treat" that nearly led to her death! I also experienced several sleepless night and much heartache and fear of losing my best friend of 9 years.

I have purchased Dynamic Pet Real Hambone package (with an expiry date of Jan. 7, 2011) from my Local Sam's Club. Today is March 22, 2010, and as I was prepared to give a bone to my dog, I noticed that three of the bones have molds growing inside the sealed package. I am not sure how to contact the company. I will notify my Sam's Club and return the product. I am hoping my puppy will be OK.

On 03/13/09, I gave my dog, Dewey, the Real Ham Bone made by Pet Dynamics. Within minutes, he had consumed half this bone. I was very alarmed at the ease with which this bone just crumbled for my little 10 lb dog. The bone given to him was not small and should not have been that easy for him to chew! When I came home the next day, I found him lying in a pool of vomit and ***. The vomit as well as the **** contained large amounts of bone fragments. He was lying there moaning in pain. There is no way to describe to anyone the sounds of an animal in agony.

I rushed him to the vet where they found his core body temperature 97 and his eyes were fixed and dilated. We elected to euthanize rather than allow his continued suffering. Dewey's body was sent to the state Lab for necropsy. Necropsy did not find any evidence of bone fragments (no kidding, he threw it all up). He had a diaphragmatic hernia which most likely was caused by the excessive vomiting caused by this product.

No words can express the deep loss for my baby boy. He was the sidekick superhero of a little boy. He was a Field Champion and finished the 2008 coursing competition as #6 in the USA. He was a great ambassador for his breed and my best friend.

What can I say? This dog's coursing career was cut short by this product. But more importantly, being deprived of his companionship and love is a deep hurt that never goes away. My pride in his accomplishments, his absolute role in being an ambassador for our breed are gone. This product should be considered a quick way to murder your pet. No product this dangerous should be left on the market.

On 2/19/2010, we bought Dynamic Pet hickory smoked real ham bone for our dogs. My dog, Lucky, ate four bones. Since then, on March 9, 2010, Lucky became very sick. He woke me up at 4:00 am. He could not stand up and when he tried to, he would fall down. Then he started vomiting a lot while lying down he was **** so much I don't know who was more scared, me or Lucky. It was awful. No living creature should have to endure such pain. For the next 48 hours, he could not stand or walk. I cleaned up ****, ** and vomit. He would not eat. The next day after that day, he tried standing up without very much success. Lucky is not eating at all. He still is drinking some water. If it gets any worse, we will have to go to a Doctor with him and I do not know how to pay for that as I am currently unemployed. I think the Company who makes those bones should be responsible .

I bought Real Ham bones at Sam's Club. Gave my dog one of these ham bones on 3/8/10. The next morning there was vomit everywhere. He could not eat but wanted to drink. Every time he drank within 15 minutes he was vomiting. I took him to the emergency vet on the night of 3/9/10. After spending $1700.00 he came home the afternoon of 3/11/09. The vet said there were pieces of bone in several sections of his intestines that were not moving. After 48 hours of stay at the vet all seems well so far. There is a problem with these bones. Someone needs to check them out before more dogs get sick or die. Our dog could have died if we had not gotten him to the hospital. The bones cost a few dollars and the hospital visit cost $1700.00. I have all the vet bills if someone needs to see them.

March 2, 2010, I bought two real ham bones for my two bulldogs. That night, the one bulldog threw up 5 times. The next day we took her to the vet who did x-rays and stated no blockage but she was indeed very sick and had gastric problems due to the ham bone. This is day three, she has not moved her bowels yet and will have to have another trip to the vet. The second bulldog is moving her bowels, but they are full of bone. I am taking a stool sample to the vet this morning. As of today, March 4th, 2010, I have spent $265.41.

My dog ate the bone and died. I filed a complaint with Consumer Affairs back in 2008 and have had no resolution. The company denied my claim for vet bills. They said that I chose to give my dog the bone. This was a very painful death for Buddy. Many dogs have died from this product. I had a necropsy done and still, they claim it wasn't their product. Please do something.

I bought the Dynamic ham bone for my dog, and after ten minutes, I noticed it had broken apart. So I took it away from her. A short time later, she was gravely ill, trying to vomit but couldn't and couldn't even drink water. I took her to the vet and they took x-rays and said she had splinters of the bone in her intestines and she had to go through surgery. Thank God I have a great vet because she is the reason my dog is still alive.

I called the bone company, and spoke to a girl named Sara, who was very nice and apologetic. She told me to send her a copy of all my vet bills and she needed my vet's phone number, because she would have to talk to the vet to make sure what I was saying was true, and she did. After all of that, she told me that their insurance company would be calling me, and that was that. So I honestly thought they were going to pay my vet bills. Then the very rude insurance agent called and once again requested all of my vet bills. So I had to make more copies and then send them to her because she would not accept the ones I had sent to Sara. So after all this which took months, I called her only to be told they would not pay a dime. They were not at fault, they said I was for not monitoring my dog close enough.

This is a follow up to the original complaint I made in February 2009. It's a complaint against Dynamic Pet Products in Washington, Missouri, The Real Ham Bone. Since the summer of 2009, Denise was notified of 2 more deaths as a result of eating their product. I was notified in December 2009 of another injury on Christmas night from eating the bone.

In October 2009, Denise gets a certified letter from a law firm in Washington, Missouri threatening to take her to civil court for the libelous statements on her webpage warning people about this product and that she had a picture of the bone with trademark on it. She changed the webpage layout.

However, the lawyers claimed that no autopsies were performed on dogs that died. That statement is not true. One of the dog owners did submit an autopsy report with her vet bills that Sara asked her to do. That autopsy report did say that the dog's death was most certainly caused from the bone. Sara told all of us who contacted her about our dogs to send us our bills, and she would take care of it.

All of our vet bills were sent to Sara's insurance company where a Ms. Jovanna ** sent us all a form letter denying the claim. Oh yes, a couple of people's whose dogs they put down and the dollar amount wasn't too much. She paid out with conditions attached and that they don't disclose how much they were paid and also that they can never again come back on the company to be paid out again.

Please, won't you or someone help us? There are dog owners from Florida across the entire country ending up in California. There are close to 75-100(?) deaths and over 100 injuries from this product. If you could call me, I can give you a lot more information. Please, how many more dogs have to die or be injured from this product?

You took care of the tainted dog and cat food from China. Please help us get something done about this harmful product. I find it unbelievable that a company with so many complaints of dogs dying and/or injured dogs won't do something, anything to correct the problem. All of us can't be wrong and them be right. The numbers tell a very different story. Thank you very much.

This product needs to be taken off the shelf. How many dogs have to die first. Luckily, my dog will be ok. I bought it for him thinking that it would be safe and unfortunately the product isn't.

I purchased the Dynamic Pet treats for my dog and it killed him. Words cannot express my grief.

I have bought plenty of these bones. I have a rottie and he eats one a day for past year and has never had any problems with them. He will not eat the smoked bones with the dried meat on them. I just wanted to let people know that all dogs do not get sick from the bones. He is perfectly healthy at 110 pounds and perfect size for him. xavier is doing great and looks forward to his bone treat everyday

I bought a Real Ham Bone made by Dynamic Pet Products of Missouri from Walmart. The label says it is made with 100% Food Grade Ingredients and it isn't made from China . My dog was in the prime of life and had NO health issues. I thought that meant that this would make a good treat for my dogs. Boy was I wrong.

Trace, my dog, enjoyed chewing on this bone. It did not splinter or anything, in fact there is quite a large piece of it still left. Then in the evening she started vomiting. She spent the next day at a veterinarian's office where she was diagnosed with a blockage of the colon. That night she endured a 4 hour surgery at Brandon Veterinary Specialists where the vet picked out small round pellets of the bone, up to the size of about a b-b. The next morning she was moved to Florida Veterinary Specialist critical care unit. Again in the evening she had another 2 hour surgery, because the blockage had caused poison in her body. She passed away at 4:30 the next afternoon.

I now know of at least 4 other deaths caused by this product and many more injuries.

My dog is dead and I have been emotionally affected. My vet bills were $14,000.

So far their insurance company has refused to cover other peoples bills, claiming that it was the fault of the owner for buying their product and giving it to their dogs. Isn't that what Dynamic Pet Products is in in the business for to sell dog bones to the consumer?

I have just been interviewed by an insurance investigator and given him the cost of my dogs' vet bills. totaling approx. $3,909.00. That's all I want is for the company to pay my vet bills. Thank you

Kept on have to ream dogs anus to remove blockages two separate sessions. Over $600.00 Dog has recovered.