Fromm recalls canned dog food nationwide over possible metal contamination

Fromm Family Foods, based in Wisconsin, is pulling back close to 6,000 cases of two canned dog food products after reports of possible metal contamination [1][5]. The FDA said the recall was made public on Friday, and covers 3,852 cases of a turkey pâté variety plus 1,973 cases of a Diner Classics meatloaf pâté variety [5]. The items went out across the country through independent pet retailers and online sellers, and owners were told to stop feeding them to dogs [5]. It marks at least the second dog food recall reported this month [5].

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1. khou.com · Wet dog food recalled over metal contamination risk Aug 23, 2026
2. katytimes.com · When an AI agent runs the analysis, who signs the record? Aug 21, 2026
3. khou.com · Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapenos grows to 32 states as more than 400 illnesses reported, FDA says Aug 20, 2026
4. fox26houston.com · Alfalfa sprouts linked to E. coli, Salmonella outbreaks recalled after CDC warning Aug 23, 2026
5. fox26houston.com · Fromm recalls wet dog food over potential metal contamination Aug 23, 2026

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