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FDA Dog-Food Recall Notices: What They List
The FDA has posted notices for three named dog-food products with different identifiers and stated reasons.
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Match the product before acting
The most important step is to compare the product name and identifier in your possession with the official notice. The Fromm notice names Turkey Pâté and Diner Classics Milo’s Meatloaf Pâté and lists Best By 032029. The Oma’s Pride notice names one lot of Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe in a 6-pound bag: BB012729.
The notices give different stated reasons. The Fromm notice concerns potential metal contamination. The Oma’s Pride notice concerns Salmonella. Keeping those facts tied to their exact product names helps avoid treating an unrelated item as covered by a notice.
Purchaser directions
Both notices direct purchasers to stop feeding the affected product and then follow the notice-specific instructions about return, disposal, or a refund. The direct answer is therefore product-specific: do not apply one notice’s identifier or handling details to another product. Use the exact FDA-posted notice that matches the item.
This page does not offer veterinary, symptom, treatment, risk, feeding, or health advice. It is limited to the FDA-posted product names, identifiers, stated reasons, and purchaser directions. Notices may be updated, so the practical next check is the linked FDA pages before relying on a recalled-product detail.