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Dog Death Toll Climb Connected To Recalled Pet Food Made In Oklahoma Dozens of dogs have now died after eating a brand of pet food that was made at an Oklahoma plant. The FDA said more than 110 dogs have already died and more than 210 are reported as sick after eating the food, but the FDA said those numbers likely do not reflect the true impact. Earlier in the month about 70 dog deaths and 80 illnesses were linked to the Sportmix pet foods. The company recalled all its dog and cat foods made...

More than 100 dogs have died after eating recalled pet food By Kate Gibson Pet food recall expands after more than 70 dogs die More than 110 dogs have now died and more than 210 are reported as sick after eating recalled Sportmix pet food products, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The agencys update on Wednesday came less than two weeks after Midwestern Pet Food expanded its recall of dog and cat food sold online by retailers nationwide, as the FDA investi...

LaCROFT — Liverpool Township trustees met virtually for 15 minutes Monday. Trustees paid $29,295 worth of bills as well as acted on supplemental appropriations: $13,500 fire, $600 COVID and $2,948.23 other funds. The next meeting will be 6:30 p.m. Feb. 8 via Zoom. Wellsville SOI planning fish fry The Wellsville Sons of Italy will be having its carryout fish fry from 4-7 p.m. Friday, Feb, 19. Menu includes baked or fried fish, fried shrimp and baked chicken dinners. All dinners come with cole...

To be honest, most pets don't really care what the food bowl looks like - it's what is in the bowl that counts. Unfortunately, some pet owners have learned

Midwestern Pet Foods Inc. has voluntarily expanded the recall of pet food manufactured in their Chickasha, OK.

US pet food available in Trinidad and Tobago recalled after 70-plus deaths Sportmix and Pro Pac. Photo via Franco Distribution and Trading Ltd website. - US company Midwestern Pet Foods has recalled five of its products after it caused the deaths of over 70 animals and illnesses in others. On December 30, the company recalled its Sportmix products. In a release, it said this was “due to tests indicating levels of Aflatoxin that exceed acceptable limits." It explained, “Aflatoxin is a toxin...

A pet food recall has expanded after the <a href="https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/outbreaks-and-advisories/fda-alert-certain-lots-sportmix-pet-food-recalled-potentially-fatal-levels-aflatoxin" target=_blank>Food and Drug Administration</a> announced that more than two dozen dogs died after eating Sportmix brand dry kibble.