Map Shows States Hit by Pet Food Recall Amid Salmonella Outbreak
Summary
Oma's Pride, a pet food company in Connecticut, recalled 639 bags of frozen raw dog food due to salmonella contamination after a consumer complaint and FDA testing. The recall affects products sold in 11 states, and health officials warn that salmonella can make both pets and people sick.Key Facts
- The recalled product is Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe Frozen Raw Dog Food, made by Oma's Pride in Avon, Connecticut.
- The recall covers one lot, lot number BB012729, with 639 six-pound bags produced on January 27, 2026.
- The product was sold in 11 states including Arizona, California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
- Three illness cases linked to the recall have been reported, but it is unclear if they are people or animals.
- Salmonella bacteria can infect pets that eat the food and people who handle the product or pet items.
- Consumers who bought the product should stop using it, throw it away safely, clean related surfaces and containers, and wash their hands thoroughly.
- Oma's Pride is investigating the issue and is offering refunds for the recalled items.
- The number of pet food recalls has nearly doubled recently, raising concerns about the safety of raw pet food products.
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