Fromm, Oma's Pride Recall Dog Food Over 639 Bags and Metal Contamination Risk
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Updated · kuna noticias y kuna radio · Aug 22
Fromm, Oma's Pride Recall Dog Food Over 639 Bags and Metal Contamination Risk
3 articles · Updated · kuna noticias y kuna radio · Aug 22
Summary
Aug. 21 brought a Fromm Family Foods recall of wet canned dog food over potential metal contamination, days after Oma's Pride recalled raw canine food tied to salmonella.
FDA testing, prompted by a consumer complaint, confirmed salmonella in Oma's Pride's Woof Complete Canine Chicken Recipe; three dog illnesses were reported and no human illnesses identified.
The Oma's Pride recall covers 639 frozen bags made Jan. 27, 2026, sold from Feb. 12 to May 15 in 11 states and through online orders.
Salmonella can sicken pets that eat the food and people who handle it, prompting advice to stop feeding the product, discard it, sanitize containers and seek a refund.
The back-to-back recalls highlight contamination risks spanning both raw and canned dog food products.