Carnivora Fresh Frozen Patties for Dogs and Cats Recalled Due to E.coli Contamination

Company Announcement Date: 12/06/2020
Product Type: Raw Dog and Cat Food
Reason for Announcement: The pet food may be contaminated with Escherichia coli O157 (E. coli)
Company Name: Carnivora
Brand Name: Carnivora

Reason for Recall

 

The pet food may be contaminated with Escherichia coli O157 (E. coli) and there is risk of cross contamination and illness after handling.

 

Escherichia coli O157 (E. coli) Information

 

E. coli O157 is a bacteria that can cause serious, sometimes life-threatening illness. Some people infected with E. coli O157 do not get sick at all, though they can still spread the infection to others. Common symptoms observed after infection include nausea, vomiting, headache, mild fever, severe stomach cramps, and watery or bloody diarrhea. Most symptoms end within five to ten days. Pregnant women, those with weakened immune systems, young children and older adults are most at risk for developing serious complications and might need hospitalization.

There is no real treatment for E. coli infections, other than monitoring the illness, providing comfort, and preventing dehydration. People should contact their health care provider if symptoms persist or worsen with time.

 

Illnesses Reported

 

As of June 12, 2020, the company has been made aware of 4 reports of illnesses in Canada.

 

Product Information

 

  • Number sold: Approximately 1,803 units of the affected product were sold in Canada.
  • Time period sold: The affected products were sold from January 13, 2020 to June, 2020.
  • Place of origin: Manufactured in Canada

This recall involves the following Carnivora brand raw pet food:

Carnivora Brand Whole Animal Chicken Dinner with Vegetables ‘n’ Fruit, Ultra Premium Fresh Frozen Patties for Dogs & Cats:

  • Size: 4 lb / 1820g bag
  • UPC: 689076622271
  • Date Code: 13 01 20 / 006, 15 02 20 / 042, 20 01 20 / 006, 20 02 20 / 042

Carnivora Brand Chicken Dinner with Vegetables ‘n’ Fruit:

  • Size: 25 lb / 11.36 kg Bulk Box
  • UPC: 689076619677
  • Date Code: 13 01 20 / 006, 15 02 20 / 042, 20 01 20 / 006, 20 02 20 / 042

Carnivora Brand Whole Animal Beef Dinner with Vegetables ‘n’ Fruit, Ultra Premium Fresh Frozen Patties for Dogs & Cats:

  • Size: 4 lb / 1820g Bag
  • UPC: 689076622370
  • Date Code: 13 01 20 / 006, 15 02 20 / 042, 20 01 20 / 006, 20 02 20 / 042

Carnivora Brand Beef Dinner with Vegetables ‘n’ Fruit:

  • Size: 25 lb / 11.36 kg Bulk Box
  • UPC: 689076621076
  • Date Code: 13 01 20 / 006, 15 02 20 / 042, 20 01 20 / 006, 20 02 20 / 042

Carnivora Brand Whole Animal Turkey Diet, Ultra Premium Fresh Frozen Patties for Dogs & Cats:

  • Size: 4 lb / 1820g Bag
  • UPC: 689076623971
  • Date Code: 13 01 20 / 006, 15 02 20 / 042, 20 01 20 / 006, 20 02 20 / 042

Carnivora Brand Turkey Diet:

  • Size: 25 lb / 11.36 kg Bulk Box
  • UPC: 689076624800
  • Date Code: 13 01 20 / 006, 15 02 20 / 042, 20 01 20 / 006, 20 02 20 / 042

 

What You Should Do

 

Consumers should immediately stop using any of the affected pet food products and contact the retailer where they purchased the affected product for a full refund or exchange.

Consumers are advised to always wash hands, surfaces and utensils thoroughly with soap and water after feeding, handling or cleaning up after pets. Clean surfaces that come into contact with pet food or ill pets.

 

Contact

 

For more information, consumers may visit the company’s website and contact Carnivora Pet Food at:

Phone: 1-888-665-0856 between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM CST, Monday – Friday.

Email: carnivorarecall@carnivora.ca

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Carnivora Fresh Frozen Patties for Dogs and Cats Recalled Due to E.coli Contamination
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Carnivora Fresh Frozen Patties for Dogs and Cats Recalled Due to E.coli Contamination
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The pet food may be contaminated with Escherichia coli O157 (E. coli) and there is risk of cross contamination and illness after handling.
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