1 Metal Piece Could Be Hiding in Your Dog's Food: FDA Warns of New Fromm Recall
Two popular canned varieties are being pulled from shelves nationwide.
Before you scoop that next bowl, a quick check might save you a headache. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently announced a recall involving two popular Fromm canned dog products due to possible metal contamination. Fromm Family Foods, based in Wisconsin, voluntarily pulled 3,852 cases of Fromm Turkey Pate Wet canned dog food and 1,973 cases of Fromm Diner Classics Milo's Meatloaf Pate Wet canned dog food. The company stated it made corrections to its existing safety procedures after identifying the issue.
If you are feeling anxious about what goes into your dog's bowl, you are not alone. The recalled products were sold across the United States and Canada through pet stores and online retailers. To help you sort through the noise, we have compiled the specific details you need to know right now. You can learn more about the recall details here. (Link 1)
Keep your receipts handy if you suspect you purchased these items. The recalled products have specific lot codes and best-by dates you should verify. The Fromm Turkey Pâté 12.2-ounce can has UPC 072705118700. The affected lot code is EP2A3306 551006 with a best-by date of 032029. For Fromm Diner Classics Milo’s Meatloaf Pâté, check for UPC 072705132324. Its affected lot code is EP2A3306 551029, and the best-by date is 032029. No other products are included in this recall.
There is some reassuring news for pet owners. As of August 21st, there had been no reports of illness or injuries connected to the recalled products. Still, finding metal in your food is not ideal for anyone. If you find a can matching the recalled information, it is best not to feed it to your dog. Following the company's recall guidance is the safest path forward. You can check the official source for more information regarding the scope of the problem. (Link 2)
First reported by 97zokonline.com.
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