Solid Gold Health Food Products for Pets — recall 22444
Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2012-05-18
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Reported risk: A manufacturer in the United States,Diamond Pet Foods, has recalled several batches of its dry pet food due to possible contamination with Salmonella. Several people in the United States and two people in Canada have reportedly become ill with a Salmonella infection as a result of contact with pets or pet food contaminated with Salmonella bacteria. Pets such as dogs, cats, amphibians and reptiles and their food can carry Salmonella bacteria. People can get infected with the bacteria from handling their pets or their pet's food or feces. Symptoms of salmonellosis often include: sudden onset of fever headache stomach cramps diarrhea vomiting For more information on the risks of Salmonella infection, please see the Public Health Agency of Canada's notice related to this recall.
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