Recall: Family Dollar Inc Recalls Multiple Products Due to Potential Salmonella Contamination
Rodent activity can lead to potential Salmonella contamination. When consumed, Salmonella bacteria can cause symptoms in cats such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, excess salivation, and decreased appetite.
Petful Editorial Team
Pet Food Recall
This product was recalled. Check the affected lots below and stop feeding any that match.
- Brand
- Family Dollar
- Hazard
- Salmonella
- Recall date
- Feb 18, 2022
- Distribution
- See notice
- Type
- Recall
- Status
- Ongoing
Why was it recalled?
Rodent activity can lead to potential Salmonella contamination. When consumed, Salmonella bacteria can cause symptoms in cats such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, excess salivation, and decreased appetite. Humans handling contaminated products may also experience similar symptoms, so it is crucial to wash hands thoroughly after handling cat food. Some cats may not show symptoms but can still spread the bacteria to other pets and humans.
The affected products were sold at the company’s retail stores in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, and Tennessee. The recall also included…
Maker: Family Dollar, Inc.
Cause: Potential Salmonella contamination
Announcement: FDA recall announcement dated February 18, 2022 (archived here)
What was recalled on February 18, 2022
All pet food and treats sold at Family Dollar store locations in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Overview
The affected products were sold at the company’s retail stores in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, and Tennessee. The recall also included non-frozen/non-refrigerated human foods, medical devices, and drug products.
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Primary source
This recall is documented in the official notice. Read the recall announcement →