Potential Salmonella presence in dog food
Doane Pet Care issued a voluntary recall on a specific single lot of 55 pound bonus bags of Ol’Roy Complete Nutrition dry dog food due to possible contamination of Salmonella.
The affected product was manufactured
at a facility in Manassas, VA and distributed solely by some Wal-Mart
Stores. This recall does not affect any other Ol’Roy products and is unrelated to
the Menu Foods recall of pet foods.
No illness
reported
The recall was issued after the Food and Drug
Administration detected salmonella in the product. However, Diane has not
confirmed presence of this pathogen in the dog food, according to the recall
state by the company. No illnesses have been reported associated with use of the
dry dog food. But Doane Pet Care says it regrets “any inconvenience to pet
owners.”
Stores
69 Wal-Mart Stores potentially received this product from 2 distribution
warehouses in Virginia. The 69 stores are located in Maryland (4 stores), North
Carolina (10), Ohio (1), Pennsylvania (3), Virginia (40) and West Virginia (11).
Doane Pet Care offers a full refund to those consumers who return the
empty bad of the affected dog food to the detail store.
Related
website:
Doane Pet
Care
