Wild Coast RAW recalls a lot of frozen boneless chicken formula for Crus pets for cats, because it has the potential to be contaminated by a very pathogenic H5N1 avian flu, also known as the bird flu. H5N1 can be transmitted to animals eating a contaminated product.
The product, 16 oz. and 24 oz. Chicken formula in boned frozen freezed chicken formula for cats from cats for cats was distributed to pet food for pets in the state of Washington and Oregon. The product is frozen in a small round white plastic container with a green label.
The affected lots are identified by a sticker on the cover with a number of # 22660, # 22653, # 22641, # 22639, # 22672 and # 22664 with a better purchase date of 12/25. The recall is extended to include any sharing of raw materials sharing production dates and similar lot codes that # 22660 and # 22664. These two lot codes were included in the WSDA public health alert on 2/14.
People who have fueled pets The products recalled should monitor the symptoms of the bird flu in their pets, including fever, lethargy, a weak appetite, red or fiery eyes, eye discharges and nose, difficulties in breathing and neurological signs such as tremors, rigid body movements, seizure, lack of coordination or blindness. People with pets with signs after fueling this product must contact their veterinarian.
What to do
Although no human infection has been identified among people who manage raw pet food for pets, people can be infected if the virus penetrates into the eyes, nose or mouth of a person. People must wash their hands after handling the raw product and disinfect contact surfaces such as counters, refrigerators, bowls or utensils.
People who have manipulated contaminated products should monitor the symptoms of the bird flu, including redness or irritation (conjunctivitis), cough, sore throat, sneezing, flowing / suffocating nose, muscular / body ailments, headaches, fatigue, fever, difficulty breathing, eruption, eruption, diarrhea nausea and / or vomiting. People with these panels after contacting this product must contact their health care provider and the local health service.
The recall was launched after the sampling carried out by the Ministry of Agriculture of Oregon revealed the presence of the same strain of H5N1 in affected cats and these products as well as the sampling by the Department of Agriculture of the Washington State. Wild Coast RAW and the Washington State Agriculture Department continue to work in collaboration to solve the source of the problem.
Do not sell or give the recalled products. Do not feed the product recalled to pets or any other animal. Consumers who bought this product are invited to throw away immediately and safely to prevent animals and fauna from consuming the recalled product. Contact your place of purchase for a full refund. For more information, contact Wild Coast Raw at info@wildcoastraw.com or (360) 591-3543 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST.
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