Our beloved pets bring us joy and companionship.

We cherish the bond we share with them, and providing them with the best, especially when it comes to food, is a top priority.

Lately, there have been recalls on certain food products for pets.

If you're a cat owner, it’s important to check what your feline friend has been eating lately and whether the products affected by the recall are one of the meals you’ve purchased.

A warning has been issued about a popular cat food brand found in Australia.

Pet Circle, the online retailer, has recalled Meals For Meows dry food products due to ‘the development of moulds in some products’.

This recall pertains to dry cat food bought from 6 June 2023, onwards.

Pet Circle has said that affected customers will receive a $50 voucher via email, which can be used for any food purchase.

Additionally, they have furnished a list of suggested alternative products.

This action follows a recall notice from sister product Meals For Mutts, who are recalling a selection of dog food products due to the presence of mould.

Meals For Mutts is available at prominent pet food retailers like Pet Circle, Pet Stock, My Pet Warehouse, PetO, and Budget Pet Products.

‘We want to assure you that we take this matter very seriously and are committed to resolving it,’ the statement read.

Dog owners are strongly advised to thoroughly examine their items for any signs of mould.

The following products are impacted, along with their respective best-before details:

• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 2.5kg (best before: 3/09/2024, 5/09/2024, 7/09/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 20kg (best before: 20/08/2024, 1/09/2024, 4/09/2024, 6/09/2024, 17/09/2024, 9/10/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 9kg (best before: 20/08/2024, 26/08/2024, 27/08/2024, 5/09/2024, 6/09/2024, 7/09/2024, 14/09/2024, 26/09/2024)
• Salmon and Sardine 20kg (best before: 16/08/2024, 17/08/2024, 4/10/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 9kg (best before: 5/09/2024)
• Salmon and Sardine Large Kibble 20kg (best before: 18/07/2024, 19/07/2024, 12/10/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 9kg (best before: 12/08/2024, 13/08/2024)
• Grain Free Duck and Turkey 2.5kg (best before: 1/09/2024, 3/09/2024, 4/09/2024)
• Grain Free Duck and Turkey 20kg (best before: 4/09/2024, 7/09/2024, 20/09/2024)
• Grain Free Duck and Turkey 9kg (best before: 3/09/2024, 4/09/2024, 5/09/2024)
• High-Performance Turkey 20kg (best before: 13/08/2024)
• High-Performance Turkey 9kg (best before: 13/08/2024)

Customers who detect any mould or prefer not to continue using their current bag of dry food are encouraged to discontinue its use and return the product to the store of purchase.

Alternatively, they can contact [email protected] for assistance.

Mould on food is a hidden threat that can go unnoticed until it causes health problems. It can grow on various food items, and its presence raises concerns for pets.

Mould thrives on food items, particularly those with high moisture content or carbohydrates. It can develop on pet food if not stored properly.

Consuming food contaminated with mould can lead to various health issues, including allergies and digestive problems.

To reduce the risk of mould on food, follow these safety tips:

• Proper storage: Store food in sealed containers, preferably in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place free of excess moisture.
• Hygiene: Maintain good hygiene by washing your hands before and after handling pet food to prevent the spread of microorganisms.
• Clean bowls: Wash your pet's food bowls daily to prevent the buildup of microorganisms.
• Inspection: Regularly inspect food items for signs of contamination and avoid feeding your pet any spoiled food.
• Check expiration dates: Ensure that pet food is within its expiration date, as expired food is more likely to become contaminated and lose its nutritional value.

By taking these precautions, you can protect your pets from the hidden dangers of mould on food.

Key Takeaways

• Meals For Meows dry food products have been recalled by online retailer Pet Circle due to the development of mould in some products.
• The recall affects cat food purchased since 6 June 2023.
• Pet Circle is offering affected customers a $50 voucher for any food purchase and has provided a list of recommended alternative products.
• The company has urged customers to discontinue use and return any affected products if they see signs of mould or prefer not to continue feeding their cats the current bag of dry food.

Members, do you or anyone in your circle own any of these products? Share this article with them to guarantee everyone's safety! Feel free to share your thoughts on these two recent recalls by leaving a comment below.

 

[Dennis]

Our beloved pets bring us joy and companionship.

We cherish the bond we share with them, and providing them with the best, especially when it comes to food, is a top priority.

Lately, there have been recalls on certain food products for pets.

If you're a cat owner, it’s important to check what your feline friend has been eating lately and whether the products affected by the recall are one of the meals you’ve purchased.

A warning has been issued about a popular cat food brand found in Australia.

Pet Circle, the online retailer, has recalled Meals For Meows dry food products due to ‘the development of moulds in some products’.

This recall pertains to dry cat food bought from 6 June 2023, onwards.

Pet Circle has said that affected customers will receive a $50 voucher via email, which can be used for any food purchase.

Additionally, they have furnished a list of suggested alternative products.

This action follows a recall notice from sister product Meals For Mutts, who are recalling a selection of dog food products due to the presence of mould.

Meals For Mutts is available at prominent pet food retailers like Pet Circle, Pet Stock, My Pet Warehouse, PetO, and Budget Pet Products.

‘We want to assure you that we take this matter very seriously and are committed to resolving it,’ the statement read.

Dog owners are strongly advised to thoroughly examine their items for any signs of mould.

The following products are impacted, along with their respective best-before details:

• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 2.5kg (best before: 3/09/2024, 5/09/2024, 7/09/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 20kg (best before: 20/08/2024, 1/09/2024, 4/09/2024, 6/09/2024, 17/09/2024, 9/10/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 9kg (best before: 20/08/2024, 26/08/2024, 27/08/2024, 5/09/2024, 6/09/2024, 7/09/2024, 14/09/2024, 26/09/2024)
• Salmon and Sardine 20kg (best before: 16/08/2024, 17/08/2024, 4/10/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 9kg (best before: 5/09/2024)
• Salmon and Sardine Large Kibble 20kg (best before: 18/07/2024, 19/07/2024, 12/10/2024)
• Grain Free Salmon and Sardine 9kg (best before: 12/08/2024, 13/08/2024)
• Grain Free Duck and Turkey 2.5kg (best before: 1/09/2024, 3/09/2024, 4/09/2024)
• Grain Free Duck and Turkey 20kg (best before: 4/09/2024, 7/09/2024, 20/09/2024)
• Grain Free Duck and Turkey 9kg (best before: 3/09/2024, 4/09/2024, 5/09/2024)
• High-Performance Turkey 20kg (best before: 13/08/2024)
• High-Performance Turkey 9kg (best before: 13/08/2024)

Customers who detect any mould or prefer not to continue using their current bag of dry food are encouraged to discontinue its use and return the product to the store of purchase.

Alternatively, they can contact [email protected] for assistance.

Mould on food is a hidden threat that can go unnoticed until it causes health problems. It can grow on various food items, and its presence raises concerns for pets.

Mould thrives on food items, particularly those with high moisture content or carbohydrates. It can develop on pet food if not stored properly.

Consuming food contaminated with mould can lead to various health issues, including allergies and digestive problems.

To reduce the risk of mould on food, follow these safety tips:

• Proper storage: Store food in sealed containers, preferably in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place free of excess moisture.
• Hygiene: Maintain good hygiene by washing your hands before and after handling pet food to prevent the spread of microorganisms.
• Clean bowls: Wash your pet's food bowls daily to prevent the buildup of microorganisms.
• Inspection: Regularly inspect food items for signs of contamination and avoid feeding your pet any spoiled food.
• Check expiration dates: Ensure that pet food is within its expiration date, as expired food is more likely to become contaminated and lose its nutritional value.

By taking these precautions, you can protect your pets from the hidden dangers of mould on food.

Key Takeaways

• Meals For Meows dry food products have been recalled by online retailer Pet Circle due to the development of mould in some products.
• The recall affects cat food purchased since 6 June 2023.
• Pet Circle is offering affected customers a $50 voucher for any food purchase and has provided a list of recommended alternative products.
• The company has urged customers to discontinue use and return any affected products if they see signs of mould or prefer not to continue feeding their cats the current bag of dry food.

Members, do you or anyone in your circle own any of these products? Share this article with them to guarantee everyone's safety! Feel free to share your thoughts on these two recent recalls by leaving a comment below.

I do not know if you can pick up their E/M address but my nice in Scotland Son in law and his best friend Run a Dog and Cat business Called Bella and Duke , these were the names who both lost dogs to cancer through tinned dog food and spent nearly 2 years finding a substitute, they have won quite a few business awards over the years and are the top placed business in the UK for Dog And Cat food.