A public health notice issued October 16 warned of an ongoing Salmonella outbreak linked to dog food and treats in Canada, according to the Public Health Agency (PHAC) of Canada.
The outbreak has sickened 31 people across four provinces and territories, with seven requiring hospitalization. No deaths have been reported. Cases have been identified in Alberta (14), British Columbia (14), Ontario (2) and Northwest Territories (1).
No recall issued
PHAC identified exposure to certain Puppy Love and Puppy World brand dog treats as a likely source for some illnesses. Salmonella was detected in samples of Puppy World Lamb Lung treats (150 gram, 340 gram and 454 gram bags), Puppy Love Chicken Wing Tip treats (120 gram bags), Puppy Love Chicken Breast treats (120 gram and 300 gram bags), Puppy Love Beef Chew 6 inch treats (value pack, four pieces) and Puppy Love “Twisty Jr.” beef treats (value pack, five pieces).
No recall has been issued
