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Happy Tails Dog Treat Recall

Happy Tails Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 26 ounces, UPC 41163-42406; Happy Tails Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 4 pounds, UPC 41163-42403; and Shoppers Valu Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 4 pounds, UPC 41130-30507.

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Happy Tails Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 26 ounces, UPC 41163-42406; Happy Tails Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 4 pounds, UPC 41163-42403; and Shoppers Valu Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 4 pounds, UPC 41130-30507.

This product recall includes all: Happy Tails Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 26 ounces, UPC 41163-42406; Happy Tails Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 4 pounds, UPC 41163-42403; and Shoppers Valu Multi-Flavored Dog Biscuits, 4 pounds, UPC 41130-30507.

Customers who purchased the recalled dog biscuit products can bring the product back to an Acme store location for a full refund or exchange.

No other products are currently included in this recall.

MSNBC reports that one dog died hours after eating a Happy Tails dog biscuit. The veterinarian told the owner the dog was poisoned. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28865268/

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