Frozen meals, snacks, cat food, and cheesecake are just a few items listed in March on the Federal Food and Drug ...

A trendy brand of raw cat food has been urgently recalled amid fears it's contaminated with bird flu and could put pet owners at risk. US-based pet food brand, Wild Coast Raw, issued the recall of ...

As pet owners, our fur babies' safety is top priority-and a major pet food brand just issued a recall on one of their ...

Feeding your pet food that has been contaminated with bird flu is one of the major ways pets get sick with the disease. Here's everything you need to know about the recall. Savage Cat Food has ...

Seafood chowder and a pet food product have been recalled over risk of serious illness and bird flu contamination, respectively.

Cat owners are warned of more pet food recalls, as Savage Pet of California says some of its products could contain H5N1 (bird flu). The FDA and New York Department of Health share key information.

The Savage Cat food products were distributed to retailers ... we are modifying our market withdrawal to a recall … The product with lot code/’best by’ date of 11.15.2026 was distributed ...

The contamination poses a risk to both animals and humans. Pets consuming the affected products may exhibit symptoms such as ...

It's the third recall related to H5N1 ... mucous and feces. Feeding your cat a raw food diet increases the risk of them contracting the virus, and it is more likely for cats to catch the virus ...

Savage Pet is recalling approximately 140 boxes of its raw chicken cat food products due to potential contamination with H5N1, commonly known as bird flu. The recall affects 66 Large Chicken Boxes ...

The FDA announced at the time that the brand would be recalling the large and small boxes of Savage Pet’s raw chicken cat food. The recall was for 66 of the company’s large 84-oz boxes and 74 ...

If you think your pet has been affected by this recall, visit your veterinarian ... The USDA registered brand is known for their raw dog and cat food. As stated on their site, “Feeding raw ...