Pascoe's Fish Selection in Jelly, 12x100g

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June 2021 - This article was originally published on 16 June 2021 and at the time stated that only the Applaws products with the Best Before dates of December 2022 to June 2023 were included in the voluntary recall. Beyond this, it's really about what your individual pet likes the taste of and how much you are willing to spend. Wet vs dry cat food

The high standard manufacturing ensures all their products are enhanced with key vitamins, minerals and quality nutrients to ensure that your pet receives optimum nutrition.Mycotoxins can grow on crops before or after harvest and appear on foodstuffs including cereals, nuts, spices, dried fruits, apple juice and coffee, often under warm and humid conditions. Wilko products have not been included in the Fold Hill Foods voluntary product recall published by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) because the FSA says there is no evidence to suggest that products manufactured on behalf of Wilko are linked to cats who have been affected by feline pancytopenia. Wilko products are also not included in the Royal Veterinary College's ongoing investigation. Justine Shotton of the BVA told us there is a risk of nutritional deficiencies with feeding raw food (eg low taurine in cats or high vitamin A), and risks associated with handling raw meats – both for pets and members of the household.

Fold Hill Foods is voluntarily recalling a number of its hypoallergenic cat food products, from brands including Applaws, AVA and Sainsbury's, over a possible link to an outbreak of a potentially fatal condition, feline pancytopenia. Any commercially manufactured pet food in the UK labelled 'complete' that meets PFMA (Pet Food Manufacturing Association) guidelines will contain all the nutritional requirements for your pet. With ocean fish in jelly: Meat and animal derivatives, fish and fish derivatives (4% ocean fish), minerals, various sugars.Ensure you're feeding your feline friend the correct amount by measuring out each meal on a set of weighing scales. One cat owner, whose pet died on Tuesday, warned that too few people were aware of the recall and could unwittingly be feeding their cat products that could kill them.