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The pet food brand recalls about £6,000 due to concerns about salmonella.
According to a news release issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Blue Ridge Beef recalls a natural mix of 5,700 pounds due to salmonella contamination.
Specifically, the brand has recalled 2 pound logs of many natural mixes on N25/12/31, with UPC number 854298001054. The recall began after the North Carolina Department of Agriculture’s Food and Drug Protection Institute. And it turns out that it contains salmonella.
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According to the FDA, Blue Ridge Beef recalls a natural mixture of 5,700 pounds due to salmonella contamination. (FDA/FOX News)
The recall cites similar salmonella contamination months after Blue Ridge Beef recalled 9,600 pounds of puppy food. The risk of salmonella can pose a threat to both animals and humans, according to the statement.
“Salmonella It can affect animals that eat products, and treating contaminated pet products can lead to humans, especially if you have not thoroughly washed your hands after contacting the product or surfaces exposed to these products. There is a risk,” the release explained.
“Infected and healthy person Salmonella Some or all of the following symptoms should be monitored: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramps, fever,” the statement added. Salmonella It can cause more serious illnesses such as arterial infections, endocarditis, arthritis, muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers who show these signs after contacting this product should contact their healthcare provider. “
According to the Blue Ridge Beef website, the brand offers “protein and proper natural nutritional sources suitable for dogs and cats of all ages.”
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FDA headquarters in White Oak, Maryland. (Sarah Silbiger / Getty Images / Getty Images)
“Since 1979, Blue Ridge Beef has been committed to providing the highest nutritional quality raw food, prices and services,” the site reads. “More people are aware of the benefits of giving real food to pets of all ages.”
Blue Ridge Beef indicates that animals suffering from salmonella infections can suffer from a variety of symptoms ranging from lethargy to diarrhea, while other animals may only have a reduced appetite. I recommended it.
“Infected but healthy pets are carriers and can infect other animals and humans,” the statement read. “If your pet consumes recalled products and is experiencing these symptoms, contact your veterinarian.”
Blue Ridge Beef asks customers who purchase the affected products to return or destroy contaminated food.
Blue Ridge Beef customers are advised to throw away contaminated products. (istock / istock)
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“Please do not supply recalled products to pets or other animals,” the company said. “Wash and disinfect pet food bowls, cups and storage containers. Always wash and disinfect your hands after handling recalled or tools that come into contact with recalled food.”
Fox Business reached Blue Ridge Beef for comment.
