I wrote Orijen, and I, too, got a response.  We did not have bones in any of the Orijen we opened and fed, and I repeat that doesn't mean I doubt that some bags did contain bones not properly ground.  This thread is beginning to drift from it's original purpose.  Unless there's more hard information, can we give it a rest?

Were any dogs harmed?  Is anyone finding things in this food that should not be visible to the eye?  Any dogs refusing to eat it after having it as a staple in their diet?  Any problems w/ distributors or your pet supply store over this?  

Our dog had a terribly rough time from the beginning.  First it was the brand of food.  Then it turned out he was having allergic responses to foods w/ grains (even 'tho his home cooked has brown and white rice, barley, and oats) and the ones we tried w/out grains he would not touch or if he did he soon refused.  He was skinny.  His coat was dry and falling out in clumps all over the house for months.  He itched.  His eyes had "snot" (DH's expression) in them.  This drove us to home cooking, and it worked well.  Suggestions here for wild salmon oil and vit E probably also contributed to his rapid recovery from misery.

Then a few people here on this forum suggested I try Orijen.  Jake likes it.  For the last 9 months or so it has been a constant part of his diet.  Jake's coat glistens.  He is literally dripping in coat.  His groomer says she has never seen anything like it, and she does quite a few Cavaliers and has one of her own.  Works at a nice shop that gets a number of show dogs as well as much loved pets.  No food is going to suit every dog or every person who is selecting the food.    

I note that while I was typing a new reply was posted.  Going to post this anyway before reading. 

Thanks Robert and others for responding to my inquiry on the Orijen as far as the bones went. So glad it was caught and the company stepped up to make sure it wouldn't happen again. My dog also likes the adult Orijen and this is first kibble I've used since last year. Wonder if they will ever make a canned Orijen??

Cassiopeia's really cute, too!  She could start a cat food company.

 

Have you looked here?

lesbeckerm I wonder if her itching is related to food with grains in it? If Orijen is hard to find where you live, you might try another grain-free option.

5Cat, can you say who your on-line retailer is?  I doubt if they would ship free to Alaska, us and Hawaii still arent considered part of the U.S. when it comes to shipping....(and most TV weather maps)  but its worth a try...