Eukanuba, Iams, Store Brand- Wet dog/cat food recall

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THIS RECALL INFORMATION IS CURRENT AS OF May 12th, 2007 13:10 Eastern(US) Time

May 12, 2007
Royal Canin Sensible Choice and Kasco DRY foods have been added to the recall.

Please visit the Royal Canin website for the latest details.
Source: http://www.royalcanin.us/

April 30, 2007
The contaminated proteins have made their way into the human food supply chain, but the FDA does not issue a recall

WASHINGTON, April 30, 2007 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have learned that byproducts from pet food manufactured with contaminated wheat gluten imported from China have been used in chicken feed on some farms in the state of Indiana. This information came to light as part of the continuing investigation into imported rice protein concentrate and wheat gluten that have been found to contain melamine and melamine-related compounds.

At this time, the investigation indicates that approximately 30 broiler poultry farms and eight breeder poultry farms in Indiana received contaminated feed in early February and fed it to poultry within days of receiving it. All of the broilers believed to have been fed contaminated product have since been processed. The breeders that were fed the contaminated product are under voluntary hold by the flock owners.

As with exposure from hogs fed contaminated pet food and for similar reasons related to the dilution of the contamination, FDA and USDA believe the likelihood of illness after eating chicken fed the contaminated product is very low. Because there is no evidence of harm to humans associated with consumption of chicken fed the contaminated product, no recall of poultry products processed from these animals is being issued.
http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2007/NEW01621.html


April 27, 2007
FDA Issues import alert affecting all vegetable proteins from China

REASON FOR ALERT: In recent weeks, there has been an outbreak of cat and dog deaths and illness associated with pet food manufactured with vegetable proteins contaminated with melamine and melamine related compounds. In response to this outbreak, FDA has been conducting an aggressive and intensive investigation. Pet food manufacturers and others have recalled dog and cat food and other suspect products and ingredients. This has been one of the largest pet food recalls in history, a recall that continues to expand. Thus far, 18 firms have recalled product, 17 Class I and 1 class II, covering over 5,300 product lines.

As of April 26, 2007, FDA had received over 17,000 consumer complaints relating to this outbreak, and those complaints included reports of approximately 1950 deaths of cats and 2200 deaths of dogs. The Agency is working with federal, state, and local governments, academia, and industry to assess the extent of the outbreak, better understand how melamine and melamine related compounds contributed to the pet deaths and illnesses, and to determine the underlying cause of the contamination.

As of April 26, 2007, FDA had collected approximately 750 samples of wheat gluten and products made with wheat gluten and, of those tested thus far, 330 were positive for melamine and/or melamine related compounds. FDA had also collected approximately 85 samples of rice protein concentrate and products made with rice protein concentrate and, of those tested thus far, 27 were positive for melamine and/or melamine related compounds. FDA's investigation has traced all of the positive samples as having been imported from China.
http://www.fda.gov/ora/fiars/ora_import_ia9929.html

April 27, 2007
Blue Buffalo Recalls Can and Biscuit Products Due To Tampering By American Nutrition Inc. The specific product involved includes all "BLUE" brand can dog foods, all "Spa Select" brand can cat foods and all "BLUE Health Bar" treats.
http://bluebuff.com

Mulligan Stew and Canine Caviar Dog Food Recalled

Mulligan Stew Chicken 13.2oz
Mulligan Stew Turkey 13.2oz
Canine Caviar Gourmet Beaver 5.5oz
Canine Caviar Gourmet Beaver 13.2oz
Canine Caviar Gourmet Turkey 13.2oz

April 17, 2007-- Natural Balance, Pacoima, CA, is issuing a voluntary nationwide recall for all of its Venison dog products and the dry Venison cat food only, regardless of date codes. The recalled products include Venison and Brown Rice canned and bagged dog foods, Venison and Brown Rice dog treats, and Venison and Green Pea dry cat food. Recent laboratory results show that the products contain melamine. We believe the source of the melamine is a rice protein concentrate. Natural Balance has confirmed this morning that some production batches of these products may contain melamine.

April 16th, 2007
Natural Balance (Dick Van Patten's) Announces a voluntary recall of their
VENISON & BROWN RICE, and
VENISON & GREEN PEA DRY DOG AND CAT FOODS
http://www.naturalbalanceinc.com/

March 31st, 2007: Del Monte Pet Products is voluntarily recalling select product codes of its pet treat products sold under the Jerky Treats®, Gravy Train® Beef Sticks and Pounce Meaty Morsels® brands as well as select dog snack and wet dog food products sold under private label brands

Jerky Treats Beef Flavor Dog Snacks
Gravy Train Beef Sticks Dog Snacks
Pounce Meaty Morsels Moist Chicken Flavor Cat Treats

PRIVATE LABEL Production by DelMonte
Ol' Roy Beef Flavor Jerky Strips Dog Treats
Ol' Roy Beef Flavor Snack Sticks Dog Treats
Ol' Roy Bark'n Bac'n Beef & Bacon Flavor Dog Treats
Ol' Roy with Beef Hearty Cuts in Gravy Dog Food
Ol' Roy with Beef Hearty Strips in Gravy Dog Food
Ol' Roy Country Stew Hearty Cuts in Gravy Dog Food
Dollar General Beef Flavored Jerky Strips Dog Treats
Dollar General Beef Flavored Beef Sticks Dog Treats
Happy Tails Beef Flavor Jerky Strips
Happy Tails Meaty Cuts with Beef in Gravy Dog Food

See http://www.delmonte.com/petfoodrecall.html for lot codes and "best by" dates.

March 30th: Hill's Prescription Diet m/d Feline dry food is now included in the recall.

March 30th:On March 30, 2007, Nestlé Purina PetCare Company announced it is voluntarily recalling all sizes and varieties of its ALPO Prime Cuts in Gravy wet dog food with specific date codes. The Company is taking this voluntary action after learning today that wheat gluten containing melamine, a substance not approved for use in food, was provided to Purina by the same company that also supplied Menu Foods. The contamination occurred in a limited production quantity at only one of Purina's 17 pet food manufacturing facilities.
See http://www.purina.com/Company/Press/2007/MightyDog.aspx

March 28th: NBC News is reporting the FDA has recorded 7,000 complaints.

Just a quick update: The Rat poison has been identified as aminopterin in the pet food blamed for the deaths of at least 16 dogs and cats.

Since the identification, MENU FOODS HAS CHANGED THE RECALL TO INCLUDE ALL WET FOODS THEY PRODUCED ON ALL DATES. Purina Foods has not (yet) expanded the dates of their own precautionary recall of some Mighty Dog products.

Symptoms of aminopterin poisoning include:
Vomiting (Usually the first sign)
Lethargy (fatigue - your dog tires more easily than normal, or just wants to lay around more than normal)
Refusal to eat
Excessive drinking or thirst
Excessive urination

Unfortunately, many dogs who have exhibited no signs of poisoning and have no symptoms have been brought to their vets by "nervous" owners -- only to find abnormal kidney function. Officials are unsure of the course of kidney damage from this product because they don't know the dosages received.

From one of our member's experience with her poisoned dog:
uppetybup wrote:
What I do know is that they released her because after the I.V. flush all of her 'levels' returned to normal within about 12 hours. IF the toxin is still in her system those levels will again rise, so she is being re-tested for everything in 3 days time, IF the toxin has been successfully flushed she will remain at normal levels and continue to do so.

This is where I am serious about everyone spreading the word, had we NOT taken our girl in [even though she had NO symptoms] those levels very well could have continued to rise until a fair amount of damage to the kidney system and tissue had already been done. The flushing not only spared her life (BIG picture) but having it done early may prevented her from dealing chronic kidney disease.

Also- it should be noted, Chelsea didn't recieve 'unusual' treatment, this is how the hospital would have treated a number of different poision or toxin problems. I still really don't think they have a lot of clear cut answers on how to solve this problem, there is no antidote, there is no prevention, except to not eat the food.


Stay tuned to this page for further updates.

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6Girls wrote:
UPDATED LIST ON MENU FOODS WEBSITE-
Below is the current list which now DOES include Iams and Eukenuba for a total of 48 brands (it was 46 this morning). Pretty stupid they didn't include them this morning since they made the headlines... that's why I checked their websites early. :? It says that only a small portion of their varieties are affected but don't just assume you're safe... if you have a food in the lists they provide, check the dates and dispose of any affected cans/pouches you might have because in the end, you're responsible for your pet's health.

***Purina Mighty Dog 5.3 ounce pouch is still not on this list even though it IS recalled.
Here is their website:
http://www.purina.com/company/press/2007/MightyDog.aspx



Recalled Dog Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_dog.html

Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
Authority
Award
Best Choice
Big Bet
Big Red
Bloom
Cadillac
Companion
Demoulas Market Basket
Eukanuba
Food Lion
Giant Companion
Great Choice
Hannaford
Hill Country Fare
Hy-Vee
Iams
Laura Lynn
Loving Meals
Meijers Main Choice
Mighty Dog Pouch
Mixables
Nutriplan
Nutro Max
Nutro Natural Choice
Nutro Ultra
Nutro
Ol'Roy Canada
Ol'Roy US
Paws
Pet Essentials
Pet Pride - Good n Meaty
Presidents Choice
Price Chopper
Priority Canada
Priority US
Publix
Purina Mighty Dog*** (see above)
Roche Brothers
Save-A-Lot
Schnucks
Shep Dog
Springsfield Prize
Sprout
Stater Brothers
Stop & Shop Companion
Tops Companion
Wegmans Bruiser
Weis Total Pet
Western Family US
White Rose
Winn Dixie
Your Pet
___________________

Recalled Cat Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_cat.html

Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
Authority
Best Choice
Companion
Compliments
Demoulas Market Basket
Eukanuba
Fine Feline Cat
Food Lion
Foodtown
Giant Companion
Hannaford
Hill Country Fare
Hy-Vee
Iams
Laura Lynn
Li'l Red
Loving Meals
Meijer's Main Choice
Nutriplan
Nutro Max Gourmet Classics
Nutro Natural Choice
Paws
Pet Pride
Presidents Choice
Price Chopper
Priority US
Save-A-Lot
Schnucks
Science Diet Feline Savory Cuts Cans
Sophistacat
Special Kitty Canada
Special Kitty US
Springfield Prize
Sprout
Stop & Shop Companion
Tops Companion
Wegmans
Weis Total Pet
Western Family US
White Rose
Winn Dixie



60 million containers of pet food recalled
Eukanuba, Iams and store brands tied to kidney failure, deaths...
Consumers with questions can call (866) 463-6738.

"...A major manufacturer of dog and cat food sold under Wal-Mart, Safeway, Kroger and other store brands recalled 60 million containers of wet pet food Friday after reports of kidney failure and deaths..."

"...An unknown number of cats and dogs suffered kidney failure and about 10 died after eating the affected pet food, Menu Foods said in announcing the North American recall. Product testing has not revealed a link explaining the reported cases of illness and death, the company said

At this juncture, we’re not 100 percent sure what’s happened,” said Paul Henderson, the company’s president and chief executive officer..."

"...P&G announced Friday the recall of specific 3 oz., 5.5 oz., 6 oz. and 13.2 oz. canned and 3 oz. and 5.3 oz. foil pouch cat and dog wet food products made by Menu Foods but sold under the Iams and Eukanuba brands. The recalled products bear the code dates of 6339 through 7073 followed by the plant code 4197, P&G said..."

Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17650075
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I was just going to post this info...My news report said they were thinking it might be linked to the wheat gluten ingredient. Apparently this ingredient was made using a differnt source than they were using before...although they are limiting it right now to "wet" dog food, I would suggest anyone using this Iams/Eukanuba, as well as any other food bought at Wal-Mart under a different name, call the toll free number. I have a feeling there will be other brands listed tomorrow..

They will be listed tomorrow at 6 am at www.menufoods.com/recall
I have a couple of cans of Iams left here, I've been adding it to Sky's food for months now.
I checked the cans and they do not have the codes listed, but I'm not feeding anymore til I see the official release tomorrow morning at 6am.
It says that a full list of brand names and lot numbers that this recall covers will be posted on the Menu Foods website early Saturday.

http://www.menufoods.com/recall

So far it says testing has not yet found any problems with the product.

Oops... sorry, I didn't see you already posted that. :oops:
Ashley wrote:
I was just going to post this info...My news report said they were thinking it might be linked to the wheat gluten ingredient. Apparently this ingredient was made using a differnt source than they were using before...although they are limiting it right now to "wet" dog food, I would suggest anyone using this Iams/Eukanuba, as well as any other food bought at Wal-Mart under a different name, call the toll free number. I have a feeling there will be other brands listed tomorrow..

They will be listed tomorrow at 6 am at www.menufoods.com/recall


It is NOT limited to Iams/Eukanuba. It states in every news article it includes 17 of the top 20 in North America, Iams and Eukanuba so far are the only ones named.
This is a company contracted out by many, many other pet food companies to make their wet food for them. They ONLY manufacture canned food.
I would suggest not feeding canned food period, of any brand, until all brands are listed tomorrow morning.
Yes, Willowsprite. Not limited to Iams/Eukanuba...but for now limited to "wet" food...sorry I wasn't clear. :? And I would agree not to feed any canned food until the details are posted...

What bothers me is they make mention of complaints going back to December...this is March...waht took them so long :twisted:
Where the heck is this number? Underneath the can? I have several Iams wet food for the cats as a special treat. Shoot... can, pouch. Had some for the dogs but I think I used them all because I can't find any in the closet. ...but I keep food in the baby's closet too, so some could be in there. That's downstairs though, and I'm not in the mood to look now.

numbers underneath my can are 180508 us61593 P63 61384583N1 1811
then i also see 19014 29636
Folks,
don't anyone get into a panic until AFTER they post the numbers tomorrow morning!

As far as *I* am concerned, I have fed Iams/Euk. for 27 years now. I don't intend to change. However, I don't feed canned food at all here.

Wait until you get all the information. Here is what has been posted:

*MSNBC.com*
-----------------------------
60 million containers of pet food recalled
Store brands sold at Wal-Mart and Safeway tied to kidney failure, deaths
The Associated Press
Updated: 4:21 p.m. ET March 16, 2007

A major manufacturer of dog and cat food sold under Wal-Mart, Safeway,
Kroger and other store brands recalled 60 million containers of wet pet food
Friday after reports of kidney failure and deaths.

An unknown number of cats and dogs suffered kidney failure and about 10 died
after eating the affected pet food, Menu Foods said in announcing the North
American recall. Product testing has not revealed a link explaining the
reported cases of illness and death, the company said.

"At this juncture, we're not 100 percent sure what's happened," said Paul
Henderson, the company's president and chief executive officer. However, the
recalled products were made using wheat gluten purchased from a new
supplier, since dropped for another source, spokeswoman Sarah Tuite said.
Wheat gluten is a source of protein.

The recall covers the company's "cuts and gravy" style food, which consists
of chunks of meat in gravy, sold in cans and small foil pouches between Dec.
3 and March 6. The pet food was sold by stores operated by the Kroger
Company, Safeway Inc., Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and PetSmart Inc., among others,
Henderson said.

Menu Foods did not immediately provide a full list of brand names and lot
numbers covered by the recall, saying they would be posted on its Web site 97
www.menufoods.com/recall =97 early Saturday. Consumers with questions can call
(866) 463-6738.

The company said it manufacturers for 17 of the top 20 North American
retailers. It is also a contract manufacturer for the top branded pet food
companies. Its three U.S. and one Canadian factory produce more than 1
billion containers of wet pet food a year. The recall covers pet food made
at company plants in Emporia, Kan., and Pennsauken, N.J., Henderson said.

Henderson said the company received an undisclosed number of owner
complaints of vomiting and kidney failure in dogs and cats after they had
been fed its products. It has tested its products but not found a cause for
the sickness.

"To date, the tests have not indicated any problems with the product,"
Henderson said.

The company alerted the Food and Drug Administration, which already has
inspectors in one of the two plants, Henderson said. The FDA was working to
nail down brand names covered by the recall, agency spokesman Mike Herndon
said.

Menu Foods is majority owned by the Menu Foods Income Fund, based in
Ontario, Canada.

Henderson said the recall would cost the company the Canadian equivalent of
$26 million to $34 million.


Menu Foods also private labels for IAMS and Eukanuba as well as other =
companies. The list will be up on their web site by 6AM on 17 March =
2007. http://www.menufoods.com/recall/
The two cans I have here have the codes:
060608 US61593 P83
61574583N2 1508

other can:
110109 US61593 P81
70114583N2 0645

I think the plant code is the digits before the N
So that would make your second can possibly bad right since it falls within the two numbers? 7011


just making sure i got it right...
I guess... I really don't know... have no clue how to read those darn codes.

Anyone? Does someone have a better understanding of these kinds of codes?
Just set the cans aside for now... DON'T even open the can until this company provides more details on what wet products are affected. It's all just a guess until they provide full details. Again, remember that testing hasn't yet found any cause for illness.

The Beneful scare turned out to be illnesses/deaths contributed to other causes... this situation actually has gotten to the recall stage so if you have any cans/pouches of this food, call the number tomorrow to see if the company can assist you in determining if your product is subject to the recall.
Is that link working for everyone else? It doesn't for me.
Yes to link, but if you can't get it to work, Ali posted the article.
I was more interested in the list tomorrow.
The lists are now online... this precautionary recall affects only specific wet varieties of DOG food labeled with 46 different brand names... the same applies for 37 different CAT brands. I was surprised to see a few Nutro varieties also listed. Each brand probably has recall info on their own websites. A couple of examples are below.

http://www.menufoods.com/recall/Press_R ... 162007.pdf
"...The recall is limited to "cuts and gravy" style pet food in cans and pouches manufactured at two of the Fund's United States facilities. These products are both manufactured and sold under private-label and are
contract-manufactured for some national brands..."

If you open the files, there is a table that shows the production date, best by date, product code, description, size, upc, and brand name.
REMEMBER... not all varieties of wet food are affected by this recall... only those they indicate on the lists below.


Dog Foods-
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_dog.html

Cat Foods-
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_cat.html

While Iam's and Eukenuba are not listed on the Menu Foods website, Iam's has it's own page for this voluntary recall. A link is on the page below on how to read the label's coding-

Specific Canned and Small Foil Pouch ‘Wet’ Cat and Dog Foods
Link to Iams.com

Nutro-
http://www.nutroproducts.com/menufoods.asp
One last thing... the Menu Foods list does not appear to include some of the major dog food brands. So if you feed wet food, take an extra minute to be sure it's not being recalled. Do a quick search search of the mfr's. website for whatever wet brand you feed to see if by chance it's affected by this recall. Again, not all varieties are affected and it's only products produced on specific dates.

Purina to voluntarily withdraw Mighty Dog® 5.3 ounce pouch products in response to Menu Foods recall-
http://www.purina.com/company/press/2007/MightyDog.aspx

Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc., Announces Voluntary Participation in Menu Foods’ Nationwide U.S. and Canadian recall of Specific Canned Cat Foods.
http://www.hillspet.com/menu_foods/Menu_Foods_en_US.htm
These are the brands being recalled. The manufacturer website (http://www.menufoods.com/recall/) will give you more specific information for each brand.

DOG FOODS:
1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets,
2. Authority,
3. Award,
4. Best Choice,
5. Big Bet,
6. Big Red,
7. Bloom,
8. Bruiser,
9. Cadillac,
10. Companion,
11. Demoulas Market Basket,
12. Fine Feline Cat, Shep Dog,
13. Food Lion,
14. Giant Companion,
15. Great Choice,
16. Hannaford,
17. Hill Country Fare,
18. Hy-Vee,
19. Key Food,
20. Laura Lynn,
21. Loving Meals,
22. Main Choice,
23. Mixables,
24. Nutriplan,
25. Nutro Max,
26. Nutro Natural Choice,
27. Nutro,
28. Ol'Roy,
29. Paws,
30. Pet Essentials,
31. Pet Pride,
32. Presidents Choice,
33. Price Chopper,
34. Priority,
35. Publix,
36. Roche Bros,
37. Save-A-Lot,
38. Schnucks,
39. Springsfield Pride,
40. Sprout,
41. Stater Bros,
42. Total Pet, My True Friend,
43. Western Family,
44. White Rose,
45. Winn Dixie,
46. Your Pet

CAT FOODS:
1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets,
2. Authority,
3. Best Choice,
4. Companion,
5. Compliments,
6. Demoulas Market Basket,
7. Fine Feline Cat, Shep Dog,
8. Food Lion,
9. Foodtown,
10. Giant Companion,
11. Good n Meaty,
12. Hannaford,
13. Hill Country Fare,
14. Hy-Vee,
15. Key Food,
16. Laura Lynn,
17. Li'l Red,
18. Loving Meals,
19. Main Choice,
20. Nutriplan,
21. Nutro Max Gourmet Classics,
22. Nutro Natural Choice,
23. Paws,
24. Presidents Choice,
25. Price Chopper,
26. Priority,
27. Save-A-Lot,
28. Schnucks,
29. Sophistacat,
30. Special Kitty,
31. Springfield Pride,
32. Sprout,
33. Total Pet, My True Friend,
34. Wegmans,
35. Western Family,
36. White Rose,
37. Winn Dixie
Whew!!!

I had a bought some Nutro chicken and rice chunks in gravy, and the date on the bottom was Aug 09...so we are safe here.

Thanks for the link.
So after all that, Eukanuba and Iams aren't on the list?

This is all confusing...


edit: Ali .......so lucky!!! i'm glad you'll be with your husband. Sigh... I hope you to have lots of fun together. My heart just melted when I read that. :)
They're not on the list, but they did a voluntary recall... it is confusing.
Quote:
They're not on the list, but they did a voluntary recall... it is confusing.

You're correct... the list provided above is not complete and I cannot understand why. Take the additional step as I did and check for yourself to see if any wet foods you feed your dogs or kitties are included.

Quote:
So after all that, Eukanuba and Iams aren't on the list?

This is incorrect. Visit the links I provided above or below. It states the following on the IAMS and EUKENUBA websites...

This voluntary product recall involves discontinuation of all retail sales and product retrieval from consumers. Consumers should stop using the affected products immediately, and consult with a veterinarian if any symptoms are present in their pet. All Iams and Eukanuba products carry a 100 percent guarantee, and consumers can receive a refund for recalled products. For more information, consumers can contact the company at 1-800-882-1591 or visit www.Iams.com and www.Eukanuba.com for details. Review the list of involved products here.

IAMS: http://us.iams.com/iams/en_US/jsp/IAMS_ ... eID=300003

EUK: http://us.eukanuba.com/eukanuba/en_US/j ... cmp=HM_PRR

Links to this recall are also currently available on Iams/EUK home pages. Please take time to get the facts for yourself.
I just checked our Nutro supply and only have 3 pouches that are being recalled....the cans are ok, the best before date on the list was Dec 08 and my cans say Nov 08.
UPDATED LIST ON MENU FOODS WEBSITE-
Below is the current list which now DOES include Iams and Eukenuba for a total of 48 brands (it was 46 this morning). Pretty stupid they didn't include them this morning since they made the headlines... that's why I checked their websites early. :? It says that only a small portion of their varieties are affected but don't just assume you're safe... if you have a food in the lists they provide, check the dates and dispose of any affected cans/pouches you might have because in the end, you're responsible for your pet's health.

Purina Mighty Dog is still not included on this list so do so yourselves. http://www.purina.com/company/press/2007/MightyDog.aspx

Recalled Dog Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_dog.html

Americas Choice
Preferred Pets
Authority
Award
Best Choice
Big Bet
Big Red
Bloom
Bruiser
Cadillac
Companion
Demoulas Market Basket
Eukanuba
Food Lion
Giant Companion
Great Choice
Hannaford
Hill Country Fare
Hy-Vee
Iams
Key Food
Laura Lynn
Loving Meals
Main Choice
Mixables
Nutriplan
Nutro Max
Nutro Natural Choice
Nutro
Ol'Roy
Paws
Pet Essentials
Pet Pride - Good n Meaty
Presidents Choice
Price Chopper
Priority
Publix
Roche Bros
Save-A-Lot
Schnucks
Shep Dog
Springsfield Prize
Sprout
Stater Bros
Total Pet, My True Friend
Western Family
White Rose
Winn Dixie
Your Pet
___________________

Recalled Cat Product Information
Recall Information 1-866-895-2708
http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_cat.html

Americas Choice, Preferred Pets
Authority
Best Choice
Companion
Compliments
Demoulas Market Basket
Eukanuba
Fine Feline Cat
Food Lion
Foodtown
Giant Companion
Hannaford
Hill Country Fare
Hy-Vee
Iams
Key Food
Laura Lynn
Li'l Red
Loving Meals
Main Choice
Nutriplan
Nutro Max Gourmet Classics
Nutro Natural Choice
Paws
Pet Pride
Presidents Choice
Price Chopper
Priority
Save-A-Lot
Schnucks
Sophistacat
Special Kitty Canada
Special Kitty US
Springfield Prize
Sprout
Total Pet, My True Friend
Wegmans
Western Family
White Rose
Winn Dixie
I have several CASES of pouch kitty food my mom got for me. Sure it was free for her, but I hope when I go downstairs to check, it's not on the list. :lol: I like free. ;)
Some of our special treats for the kitties are on that list . . . :( Good thing it's not their normal diet!
Just a note, as of this afternoon, Purina recalled as a "cautionary measure" their Purina Mighty Dog canned and Hills prescription also voluntarily recalled their canned food...go to their websites for specific information....

So, what is behind all this? Is there a common ingredient that went bad in the processing? That's the info I really want to know....

In researching, I found Diamond Foods also recalled their food back in December....never even hear of that recall...scary stuff....
I panicked when I saw the newsreport even before they posted exactly which brands as I had just been to Walmart the previous day for my huge monthy pet shopping. Pick up food for cats, bunny, guinea pig, and dogs plus assorted toys and treats.

I rarely buy canned food for the boys but did for the first time in ages and the name is on the list. Luckily I hadn't opened them yet. I have the willies just thinking about it.

Marianne
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