Major "wet" pet food recall of dog & cat foods ~ NOW Includes Treets & Biscuits

[BC_MoM]

The M&M's eat Priority. I'm shocked at how many brands are being recalled!!

How do we know if we have "bad" cans or not? I don't keep cans so I can't match up UPCs (wouldn't they all be different, anyway???).

My parents are saying it's okay, but I think I'll be going out to find something else to feed them today......

[lizbud]

I've been looking everywhere but didn't see Pedigree dog food (cans)
listed on any list? Does anyone know if it's included in the recall?

[Dorothy39]

I saw this article posted , yesterday, and I called my Son, leaving a Mother's voice on his answering machine~ He feeds his Chihuahua Pedigree Pouches on occasion!!!

I didn't see Pedigree listed, but that food looks disgusting to me anyway (foil pouches)

[gini]

I've been looking everywhere but didn't see Pedigree dog food (cans)
listed on any list? Does anyone know if it's included in the recall?

I have been reading all of the news online looking for Pedigree as well
as my neighbor feeds her goldens Pedigree.

I have not seen it listed anywhere.

It is amazing how many brands come from just one source. Makes you wonder doesn't it?

[Cinder & Smoke]

See the Purina / Mighty Dog site at:
http://www.purina.com/company/press/2007/MightyDog.aspx

Purina to voluntarily withdraw Mighty Dog® 5.3 ounce pouch products in response to Menu Foods recall

No other Purina products affected

St. Louis, Missouri, March 16, 2007
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company today announced that as a precautionary measure, it is voluntarily withdrawing its 5.3 ounce Mighty Dog® brand pouch products that were produced by Menu Foods, Inc. from December 3, 2006 through March 14, 2007. This withdrawal is in response to the recall initiated earlier today by Menu Foods, a contract manufacturer that does limited business with Purina as well as with other pet food manufacturers. Only Mighty Dog 5.3 ounce pouch products are being withdrawn by Nestlé Purina, including those pouches contained in multi-packs. Importantly, no Mighty Dog canned products, or any other Purina products are affected by Menu’s recall.

While Purina has no indication of any product quality or safety issues specifically related to our Mighty Dog pouch products, Purina is taking this proactive action out of an abundance of caution in response to the Menu Foods recall.

Consumers who have the indicated Mighty Dog 5.3 ounce pouch products should discontinue feeding them to their dogs and can receive the full replacement value of the withdrawn products by calling 1-800-551-7392.

The Mighty Dog pouch products and pouches in multi-pack cartons have code dates of 6337 through 7073, followed by the plant code 1798. This information should be checked on the bottom or back panel of the individual pouches. Specifically, if the code following the “Use By” date begins with four numbers from 6337 to 7073 followed by the plant code 1798, then the pouch is included in this voluntary withdrawal.

by Phred 3/17/2007

[Chica]

Thank God I don't use those store brands!!!!!!!!I make my gogs their food.!!!! That is so sad for those animals that died!!!! Somehow those people should get something back from loosing their loved pet!!!!If anyone has lost their pet, I think you should write the company a letter letting them know your lose,

[Chica]

Hi, I checked some food I had in the garage for my 2 Chihuahua's. I have pouches of Nutro Natural Choice puppy food, Chicken and Cheese Casserole and Yankee Pot Roast. The Chicken is dated Dec, which is a recall date, and Pot Roast is dated Nov. which is not a recall date.I am not going to use them in my dogs food, which I sometimes mix with Royal Canin dry food. I am going to throw them out. I make them ground chicken or turkey every week to put in their dry food. That is much safer to. I will not buy canned or pouch food for a long time.

[lizbud]

I have been reading all of the news online looking for Pedigree as well
as my neighbor feeds her goldens Pedigree.

I have not seen it listed anywhere.

It is amazing how many brands come from just one source. Makes you wonder doesn't it?

Thanks. I haven't found it on any recall lists either.I never have used
any food in pouchs, so that's good, I guess. It's strange that the company
involved can't find anything wrong in the food they've tested so far.

[Pom mommy]

I don't think Menu foods make Pedigree. I had some of the varieties of food here that were recalled . The dates and numbers didn't match but were in the time frame. I'm disgusted that "good" pet store brands of food are made with the same ingredients as the Walmart and grocery store brands. I'm also worried the girls may have eaten some of the lots that are considered contaminated . They have no signs of being sick but we'll call the vet tomorrow am and see if she wants to do a blood or urine test.
My girls won't eat their kibble without some canned food added so I went to good old Walmart and got a couple of cans of the Pedigree. I still don't feel safe about any of this.
I did drag all the affected brands we had back to the store and got a refund on all of it.

[momoffuzzyfaces]

At going on 17, Leonardo's teeth aren't what they used to be so he really needs some wet food. I'm going to go tomorrow and get him some Friskies or 9 Lives. They aren't shown on any of the lists I've seen. I'll be sure to stay away from the cuts and gravy stuff too.