Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Pet Food Sickens Infants, Prompts Recalls

TL;DR
Multiple brands of pet food made by Mid America Pet Food are being recalled due to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened six infants. The FDA and CDC have issued a recall notice, urging pet owners to dispose of the recalled dog and cat food items. The outbreak has resulted in one hospitalization so far, and the CDC advises proper disposal of the products to prevent the spread of bacteria. Symptoms of salmonella in both humans and pets are listed, and consumers with questions can contact Mid America Pet Food.
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