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Dog Food Recall: Metal Shards Found in Cans
22 Oct
Summary
- Thousands of dog food cans recalled due to possible metal contamination.
- Recall affects Fromm's turkey and meatloaf pâté dog food products.
- Affected products distributed nationwide and in Canada.
A nationwide recall has been issued for thousands of cans of Fromm Family Foods dog food. The recall affects pâté products containing possible pieces of metal, prompting concerns for pet safety. This action was taken after the company received complaints regarding metal contamination.
The affected products include over 3,800 cases of Fromm's turkey dog food and 1,900 cases of its meatloaf dog food. These items were distributed to pet stores and online retailers across the United States and Canada. The company has stated it has not received any reports of pets becoming ill or injured from these products.
Fromm Family Foods has identified the source of the problem and is implementing corrective actions to prevent recurrence. Consumers who have purchased the recalled dog food should stop feeding it to their pets and return it to the place of purchase. Pet owners should seek veterinary care for any dogs exhibiting symptoms such as choking, vomiting, or loss of appetite, which could indicate metal ingestion.
