The dog food remembered again about the risk of Salmonella: What pet owners should know

Sunshine Mills is back with another dog food reminder, noting that it will voluntarily recall many of its products on the risk of contamination of Salmonella. Possible contamination was found during routine tests by the Minnesota Ministry of Agriculture, which alerted the wholesale supply company from the fleet fleet fleet.

Sunshine Mills was the company behind several dog food reminders last year, although this issue is due to the potential presence of Aflatoxin. This new reminder concerns Salmonella, which can potentially spread pets to humans who touch them, their food dishes or contaminated pet food. The tests found Salmonella in a bag of 5 lbs of food dog food.

The reminder covers different dog food products, including a chicken formula and intimidator rice, sports dog food food, the professional formula of sports pride and Gold FRM select a high dog food performance. The products are recalled in various states according to the mark; Customers who purchase one of these dog foods can find the details of identifying the callback on the FDA website.

Only products with these identification details are covered by the reminder, according to Sunshine Mills. Retailers were contacted on the reminder to remove shelving products. Consumers, meanwhile, are advised to stop feeding their dogs and return it to the store from which it was bought for a refund.

Salmonella infected dogs can feel symptoms such as fever, a reduction in appetite, stomach pain, lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. People who contract the pathogen, meanwhile, can have some of the same symptoms, however in rare cases, infection can also cause problems such as UTI, arterial infections, arthritis, the Irritation of the eyes, etc.