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Loading...Dog Treats Recalled Due to Salmonella Risk
- Ann Pietrangelo
- November 1, 2012
- 11:24 am
- 72 comments
Concerned about potential Salmonella contamination, Charlee Bear Products is voluntarily recalling some of its Protein Crunch Bar treats for dogs. A finished product sample tested positive for Salmonella. At this time, there are no reported cases of animal or human illness associated with these products.
The following products are being recalled:
Charlee Bear Protein Crunch Bars – Chicken Recipe with Carrots
5.5 oz packages; UPC Code: 8710890000
Lot number 19812; Best by date: 07-16-2015
Lot number 19912; Best by date: 07-17-2015
Lot number 20012; Best by date: 07-18-2015
Lot number 20212; Best by date: 07-20-2015
Charlee Bear Protein Crunch Bars – Chicken Recipe with Sweet Potatoes
5.5 oz packages; UPC Code: 8710890001
Lot number 20112; Best by date: 07-19-2015
Lot codes can be found on the back panel below the UPC Code. These recalled products were distributed around the U.S. in September and October.
If you purchased any of these products, you can return them for a full refund. Questions can be submitted by email to info@charleebear.com or by phone at 1-800-396-8893.
Signs of Salmonella Infection
- decreased appetite
- fever
- abdominal pain
- lethargy
- diarrhea, bloody diarrhea
- vomiting
If your dog has eaten these recalled products and has symptoms of Salmonella infection, contact your veterinarian immediately.
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People who touch products contaminated with Salmonella can also become infected. If you have handled the recalled products and have symptoms of Salmonella, contact your physician immediately.
Source: PRNewswire
Post Photo: Design Pics/Thinkstock
Read more: Conscious Consumer, Dogs, Family, Health, Health & Safety, Home, Life, Pet Health, Pets, Product Recalls, Safety, salmonella
Ann Pietrangelo
Ann Pietrangelo is the author of No More Secs! Living, Laughing & Loving Despite Multiple Sclerosis. She is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors and a regular contributor to Care2 Healthy & Green Living and Care2 Causes. Follow on Twitter @AnnPietrangelo
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Well stated. The patience one is usually what is lacking to new cooks. They fiddle their food …
hmm, don't think I need $60 scissors for this.
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I've said this to my husband 900 times. He thinks once he eats something he thinks is bad, the diet …
I'm not a morning person. If I do eat in the AM it's usually leftovers
72 comments
+ add your ownThank you for alerting everyone.
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Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Ann, for Sharing this!
there have been a lot of issues with dog treats this year. the safest way to keep your dog from becoming sick is to make your own snacks.
ty for the info.
thanks for sharing :)
Thanks.
thank you
Check the country of origin as well and if it says Made In China...lookout! Thanks Ann.
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