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2014 Pet Food Recalls.

11/24/2014 EVO Pet Food Insufficient levels of vitamins and excess minerals Natura Pet Products
10/31/2014 Bartlett Pasture, Cleveland Carolina Champion Horse Feeds Rumensin contamination Bartlett Milling Company
10/23/2014 Lascadoil/Soyoil Soyoil Presence of Lasalocid Shur-Green Farms
10/09/2014 Creative Compounds Unexpired sterile products Lack of sterility assurance Oregon Compounding Centers, Inc.
09/26/2014 Bravo! Pet Food Salmonella Turkey and Chicken dog and cat foods
08/31/2014 Pedigree Dog Food Presence of foreign material Mars Petcare US
08/26/2014 Pedigree Dog Food Presence of foreign material Mars Petcare US
07/02/2014 Nutrena NatureWise Meatbird feed Excessive sodium Cargill
06/04/2014 Champion Lamb Texturized Lamb/Sheep Feed High Copper Content PGG/HSC Feed Company, LLC
06/02/2014 Hill’s Science Diet Dry dog food Salmonella Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc.

 

05/27/2014 Pet Center, Inc. Lamb Crunchy’s Dog treats Salmonella Pet Center, Inc.
05/14/2014 Bravo Dog and Cat Food Listeria monocytogenes Bravo
04/16/2014 Purina, Del’s, Albers, Home Grown Poultry feed Low vitamin and mineral content Purina Animal Nutrition LLC
04/08/2014 Abady Cat food Salmonella Robert Abady Dog Food Co.,
03/18/2014 HemoSet Dual channel infusion set Over-delivery may occur by gravity infusion Hospira, Inc.
02/05/2014 Hubbard Life, Joy, QC Plus Dog Food, Cat Food Salmonella Pro-Pet LLC
01/25/2014 Red Flannel Cat Food Salmonella PMI Nutrition, LLC (PMI)

 For more information pertaining to Pet Food, please visit PET FOOD RECALL

 

What to do if your pet has a reaction to Pet Food:

REPORT THE PROBLEM

 

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Description of the problem with the product.  Examples include:

  • Foul odor, off color
  • Swollen can or pouch, leaking container
  • Foreign object found in the product.

If you think your pet has become sick or injured as a result of consuming a pet food product also provide information about your pet, including:

  • Species (dog, cat, rabbit, fish, bird, other)
  • Age, weight, breed, pregnant, spayed/neutered
  • Previous health status of pet
  • Any pre-existing conditions your pet has
  • Whether you give your pet any other foods, treats, dietary supplements or drugs
  • How much of the suspected product your pet normally consumes
  • How much of the “suspect” product was consumed from the package?
  • How much of the product you still have
  • Clinical signs exhibited by your pet (such as vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy)
  • How soon after consuming the product the clinical signs appeared
  • Your veterinarian’s contact information, diagnosis and medical records for your pet
  • Results of any diagnostic laboratory testing performed on your pet
  • How many pets consuming the product exhibited clinical symptoms
  • Whether any pets that consumed the product are not affected
  • Whether your pet spends time outdoors unsupervised
  • Why you suspect the pet food caused the illness

U.S. Food and Drug Administration
10903 New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20993
1-888-INFO-FDA (1-888-463-6332)

http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/ContactFDA/default.htm

 

 

2014 Recalls

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