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FDA reports on pig ear recalls, FSMA pet food compliance
Pig ear pet treats contaminated with Salmonella have caused 143 human illnesses to date, FDA reported.
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Pet Food Recalls
Stay up to date with Petfood Industry’s list of US and international cat and dog food, pet treat and companion animal feed recalls. According to FDA, pet food can be recalled by a manufacturer to remove product from the market, by FDA request or by FDA order under statutory authority. Register for free to access premium content.
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TDBBS recalls pig ear dog chew treats
TDBBS recalled a limited distribution of two pig ear dog chew treat products for potential Salmonella contamination.
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Dog Goods expands pig ear dog treat recall for Salmonella
Dog Goods voluntarily expanded its recall of pig ear dog treats to include all 30-packs of Berkley ad Jensen brand pig ears sold at BJ's Wholesale Club stores.
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FDA cautions about some Aunt Jeni’s frozen raw dog food
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration cautioned pet owners not to feed their pets certain lots of Aunt Jeni’s Home Made frozen raw dog food.
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Brutus & Barnaby recalls pig ear dog chews for Salmonella
Brutus & Barnaby of Clearwater, Florida recalled all size variations of its pig ears dog chew because they may contaminated with Salmonella, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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Dog Goods recalls pig ear dog chews for Salmonella
The FDA and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommended that people neither buy nor use all pig ear pet treats in the United States.
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FDA warns consumers of some Texas Tripe raw pet food
Texas Tripe Inc. recalled 35 lots for each of 23 raw pet food product varieties.
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FDA, CDC recommend no pig ear dog chew use in US
As of July 31, people in 33 states have reported 127 cases of Salmonella infections. Twenty-six humans were hospitalized in these cases.
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Lennox recalls pig ear dog treats for Salmonella
The recalled products where shipped to nationwide distributors and/or retail stores from May 1 to July 3.
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Read the October issue of Petfood Industry!
October 2019
The October 2019 issue of Petfood Industry delves into the backlash against grain-free pet foods following federal investigation of correlations to dilated cardiomyopathy. The issue also covers pet microbiome research, Singapore's pet food market and coconut meal, among other topics.