Earlier: Diamond Pet Foods has expanded its recall of dog food made at its Gaston ... Although Diamond has claimed no dog illnesses have been linked to the outbreak, Food Safety News reports the claim may be leaving some pet owners with a ...

prompting a much smaller recall. Food destined for pets can also contain adulterants, and that was the case in 2007 when Menu Foods Inc. recalled several brands of dog and cat food that were produced onsite. The issue was the wheat gluten ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A pet food recall is affecting two types of dog food. There is concern the food could be tainted with salmonella. Solid Gold is recalling one batch of its WolfCub Large Breed puppy food with a best-before date of Dec. 30, 2012 ...

Click HERE to see if your dog food is part of this recall. Several of the infections appear to be from bags of recalled dog food produced in a South Carolina plant. The reports say several people handling the contaminated dry food by Diamond Pet Foods have ...

The latest dog food recall is striking a whole new note of alarm among Garland area pet owners.  This time, it's not just our furry family members that are at risk - now it's we, the pet owners, and our two-legged family members. According to CBS News ...

On its website, Natural Balance said every lot of its food is tested for nine known contaminants including Salmonella, but it issued the voluntary recall as a precaution. In 2010, sampling of Natural Balance's Sweet Potato & Chicken dry dog food tested ...

Diamond Pet Foods issued a recall on several dry dog food brands sold in Georgia that may contain Salmonella, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary W. Black reported. So far, 14 people from nine states have been infected with Salmonella Infantis.

Another case was detected in Quebec, Canada. Five people have been hospitalized. All of the illnesses follow a recall of at least 11 brands of dry dog food manufactured at a Gaston, S.C., plant operated by Diamond Pet Foods of Meta, Mo. They include the ...

AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - A recall of dry dog food that came from a plant contaminated with salmonella has spread to Maine. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that 14 people in 9 states have been struck with the disease. None of those cases is in Maine.

May 7 (Reuters) - Diamond Pet Foods has expanded a recall of its dry dog food, taking precautionary steps after several of its brands were linked to an outbreak of a rare strain of salmonella poisoning that infected at least 14 people in nine states.