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Pet Food Recall: Vitamin Deficiency Poses Neurological Risk
14 Jun
Summary
- Pet food recalled due to possible vitamin deficiency affecting neurological health.
- Low thiamine levels can cause appetite loss, weight gain, and seizures.
- Consumers should stop feeding recalled food and seek a refund.
Go Raw LLC, based in Utah, has broadened its previous recall of a specific dog and cat food product nationwide. The recall is due to insufficient levels of thiamine (Vitamin B1), which can potentially cause neurological problems in pets. This latest expansion includes an additional lot of the Freeze-Dried Chicken Recipe formulated for both dogs and cats, sold in over 20 states.
Vitamin B1 is crucial for metabolizing carbohydrates and maintaining neurological function. A prolonged deficiency can manifest as lack of appetite, weight loss, and in severe cases, ventroflexion of the neck, vision changes, seizures, and extreme lethargy. The recalled product, Lot C26022, is packaged in 1.25 lb beige zip-locked bags with a maroon stripe and a Best By date of 1/22/2028. Consumers are urged to return the product for a refund.
