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Frozen Dog Food Recalled After FDA Inspection Reveals Salmonella Contamination
The FDA said 3 illnesses have been reported and warned pet owners to discard the product and sanitize bowls, containers and surfaces.
- Oma's Pride recalled 639 bags of Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe dog food after testing confirmed Salmonella contamination. The Connecticut-based company issued the voluntary recall on Wednesday following a consumer complaint.
- The Food and Drug Administration confirmed the product was sold across 11 states including Arizona, California, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Lot BB012729 contains 6 lb pouches with 12 vacuum-sealed portions.
- Three reports of illnesses in dogs are linked to this recall, which poses risks to both pets and humans. Salmonella infections cause diarrhea, vomiting, fever, and lethargy in dogs, while the FDA warns that humans handling the product can also become infected.
- Owners should immediately stop feeding the product and discard it safely, keeping it away from pets and children. Oma's Pride advises customers to call 1-800-768-OMAS for a refund and to thoroughly wash hands and pet bowls.
- Numerous other food products, including eggs and jalapeño-containing items, have recently faced Salmonella recalls nationwide. Federal agencies report 98 illnesses linked to egg outbreaks and 345 infections from jalapeño-related contamination, underscoring broader food safety concerns.
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