Proctor and Gamble has voluntarily recalled a number of their dry pet food brands for possible salmonella contaminations. No salmonella related illnesses have been reported in conjunction with these foods.
Included in the recall are a number of Eukanuba dry dog foods, Iams dry dog foods, and Iams dry cat foods. You can follow this link to see the sizes, lot codes, UPC codes, and best by dates.
If you have questions and/or concerns, you can contact
Proctor & Gamble: P&G Consumer Relations: 800-208-0172 (Monday through Friday, 9 am to 6 pm Eastern). The media contact is Jason Taylor, at 513-622-1111
You can also contact them via website at iams.com or at eukanuba.com
If you have any of the listed foods, they advise that consumers should discontinue use, discard, and contact Proctor and Gamble through one of the means I've listed for you above.
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Tasty Tuesday May 8, 2012: Where the buffalo roam
So, after last week's Diamond Pet Food recalls, including their Friday "as we go out the door" announcement of recall expansion, we aren't doing Taste of the Wild anymore. I'm not saying that we're dropping it forever, necessarily, but definitely for the foreseeable future.
What have we gone with, you ask? Blue Buffalo Wilderness.
I actually had to sing the first verse of "Home on the Range" to remember the line about the buffalo. I hope you appreciate me. Elka did not.
What have we gone with, you ask? Blue Buffalo Wilderness.
I actually had to sing the first verse of "Home on the Range" to remember the line about the buffalo. I hope you appreciate me. Elka did not.
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Monday, April 9, 2012
Another Not So Tasty Tuesday: April 10
From the Diamond Pet Foods website:
I do applaud the Diamond Pet Foods company for taking the initiative to have a voluntary recall (unlike Waggin' Train and other chicken jerky companies, which have not).
Diamond Pet Foods is voluntarily recalling Diamond Naturals Lamb Meal & Rice. This is being done as a precautionary measure, as the product has the potential to be contaminated with salmonella. No illnesses have been reported and no other Diamond manufactured products are affected.
I do applaud the Diamond Pet Foods company for taking the initiative to have a voluntary recall (unlike Waggin' Train and other chicken jerky companies, which have not).
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