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Northwest Naturals is recalling its Frozen Chicken Recipe (cat food and a protein topper for dogs) and Frozen Raw Diet for Dogs due to possible contamination with Salmonella and Listeria. The 2-pound bags (best-by Jan. 26, 2028) and 6-pound bags (best-by Jan. 25, 2028) were sold nationwide. Consumers should stop feeding the products and return them for a full refund; no illnesses have been reported.
The FDA has issued voluntary recalls for several pet food brands, including Foodynamics and Raw Bistro, due to potential salmonella contamination, urging consumers to dispose of affected products and monitor pets for symptoms.
Mid America Pet Foods has expanded its voluntary recall of pet food products due to a Salmonella outbreak. The recall now includes various brands of dog and cat foods with Best By dates before 10/31/24. Consumers are advised to dispose of the recalled pet food and clean all pet supplies and areas potentially contaminated. Salmonella can cause illness in humans and pets, particularly those with weakened immune systems. The investigation into the outbreak is ongoing, with seven human cases reported, including six in children under the age of one.
Health officials have reported multiple cases of salmonella contamination linked to dog and cat food products, with most of the affected individuals being babies. The recall, initiated by Mid America Pet Food, now includes six types of cat food and over 25 dry dog food products. There have been at least seven documented illnesses and one hospitalization across seven states. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises proper hygiene practices when handling pet food and treats, including regular cleaning of pet bowls and hands. The FDA has provided a list of the recalled products and urges consumers to dispose of them safely. Salmonella can cause serious illness in humans, while pets may experience vomiting, diarrhea, fever, loss of appetite, and decreased activity.
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.
At least six infants have been sickened in a salmonella outbreak linked to pet food produced by Mid America Pet Food in Texas. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating the outbreak, which has prompted the company to expand its recall to include all brands of dry dog and cat food produced at its plant in Mount Pleasant. The recalled pet food has been distributed to retailers nationwide. Salmonella can sicken both pets and humans who come into contact with it. Customers are advised to destroy the recalled pet food and wash pet bowls and storage containers.
Three brands of dog food have been recalled due to potential salmonella contamination. Mid America Pet Food, TFP Nutrition, and Blue Ridge Beef have all issued recalls after random sampling found salmonella in their products. Salmonella can sicken both pets and humans who come in contact with it. Dog owners are advised to check the labels of their pet food and dispose of any affected products. Symptoms of salmonella infection in pets include lethargy, diarrhea, fever, and vomiting. Customers can contact the respective companies for more information and refunds. Salmonella bacteria causes millions of infections in Americans each year, leading to hospitalizations and deaths.