Canidae Corp. and a nationwide class of dog owners got a California federal court’s early approval for an uncapped settlement resolving allegations they were deceived about the ingredients of “limited ingredient” dog food.
The deal, tentatively approved April 2 by Judge Jesus G. Bernal of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, provides a maximum benefit of $125. It covers all persons in the U.S. who bought some 52 varieties of Canidae dog food after July 9, 2016.
Sarah Hill and Monica O’Rourke alleged they relied on ingredient lists that didn’t include soy or chicken, and label ...
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