Cause of This Cat Food Recall
Currently, Stratford Care USA, Inc is taking all necessary precautions with the FDA to remove all of the affected products with the above-listed lot numbers from the market. The company is taking this action after receiving a single adverse reaction complaint from a consumer regarding their dog exhibiting signs of Vitamin A toxicity after taking the supplement.
What Products Were Recalled?
Omega-3 Supplements for cats and dogs have been distributed throughout the United States in Veterinary Clinics, Distribution Centers, Retail Stores, and via online retailers such as Amazon and Chewy.
The bottom of the container states “lot 31133 EXP 04/13/23” and “lot 30837 EXP 10/26/22”, but this product has been privately labeled under various brand names, please see the full list of product names and UPC codes listed here on the FDA’s official recall announcement.
What to Do Next
Pet parents who purchased any of the supplements listed above are being asked to immediately stop feeding the supplements to their pets and to throw them away in a container where no other animals, including wildlife, can access and consume it.
Veterinary and other retail partners should remove and destroy the affected product from their inventory.
Please contact the company directly: Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm EST at 877-498-2002 or via email at adverseevents@stratfordrx.com
You can report your complaint by visiting the FDA’s “Report a Pet Food Complaint” page.
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Sources used: FDA
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