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More Pet Food Recalled for Salmonella Contamination
A Wisconsin firm is recalling a brand of raw, frozen pork-bison pet food after health officials in Nebraska found a sample to be contaminated with Salmonella, a bacterium that causes severe foodborne illness in humans and other animals.
Frozen Turkey Dog Treats Recalled for Salmonella
Frozen turkey nugget dog food treats were recalled in 20 states due to a risk of Salmonella infections.
27 Varieties of Dog Food Recalled for Contamination with Euthanasia Drug
The J.M. Smucker Co. is recalling dozens of brands of pet food following an investigation which uncovered the presence of phenobarbital, a drug used to euthanize dogs and cats, in some of its products.
4 Companies Recall Pet Food After Animals Die, Children Sickened From Salmonella Infections
Four pet food companies have issued recalls for their products after reports surfaced of salmonella contamination causing deaths in animals and serious illnesses in human children.
Dog Food Recalled Over Salmonella Contamination; Pet Owners Also at Risk of Infection
Darwin’s Natural Pet Products is recalling certain lots of its Natural Selections raw dog food due to potential contamination with salmonella, a bacterium that causes severe illness in both humans and pets.
Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over Euthanasia Drug in “Cocolicious” Dog Food
A class action lawsuit has been filed against two companies involved in the manufacture and distribution of an upscale dog food known as “Cocolicious” for allegedly containing the animal euthanasia drug phenobarbital.
Cocolicious Dog Food Recalled for Pentobarbital
Party Animal Dog Food recalled two varieties of Cocolicious organic canned dog food that tested positive for pentobarbital, a euthanasia drug that can cause severe illness, coma, or death.
FDA: Thyroid Hormones in Dog Food Can Kill Your Pet
Some commercial pet foods are made with livestock gullets (throat meat) and dangerous thyroid hormones that can make your dog or cat very sick, hyperactive, or cause death.