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adult lamb meal & Rice is designed to help your dog avoid common pet food ingredients, such as beef, corn, wheat and soy which may cause food intolerance. This recipe is specifically formulated with lamb meal as the #1 ingredient, which high-quality rice and soluble fiber from oats for great taste and easy digestion. Adult Lamb Meal & Rice Recipe appeals to an adult dog's taste and provides even more nutritional benefits. This recipe is the most complete maintenance diet for the most active years of your dog's life, with crunchy kibbles for tartar control and improved dental care, balanced fatty acids for healthy skin and coat and essential antioxidants to help promote a healthy immune system.

bloomington, in 3 august 2006 -- Dog Condoms, Inc. is announcing a voluntary recall of its Dog Condoms canine prophylactics, due to an unacceptable failure rate reported during preliminary release in test markets. Use of these recalled condoms may result in unwanted canine pregnancies. Additionally, meat-scented Dog Condoms may present a choking hazard, especially for smaller dogs. These condoms were sold to consumers in limited test markets after May 1, 2005. The Dog Condoms affected by this recall include all Dog Condom products released to market, including Small, Medium, and Large Canine sizes, in both the lubricated and meat-scented varieties. Initial clinical trials with training veterinary staff yielded good results for Dog Condoms. The statistics for incidents of unplanned conception for unaltered canines using the condom while engaging in mating behavior represented less than .5% of the clinical sample group. However, the success of these veterinary trials did not carry over into their use by dog owners in test markets. Following three months of limited consumer trials in seven test market cities across the U.S., consumers using the product reported 102 incidents of unwanted pregnancies resulting from apparent failure of Dog Condoms products. Another 15 consumers reported choking incidents resulting from animals attempting to ingest Dog Condoms meat-scented condoms. No fatalities were reported as a result of the choking incidents, but medical intervention was required in 4 cases. Dog Condoms researchers are currently investigating the cause of the product failures. It is not yet clear whether the product failed to perform correctly in these cases as a result of flaws in design, material, or manufacturing, due to faulty quality control, or if the failures resulted from incorrect use of Dog Condoms by consumers. The recalled product lots will be carefully analyzed to determine if faulty materials were a factor. If this is the case, the company will address the flaw at the appropriate stage of the production process to insure the integrity of the product. If it is found that the product failure was a result of dog owner error, additional study will be done to address issues of ease of use and consumer education. If necessary, Dog Condoms products may undergo a redesign to make them more user-friendly and reliably functional. Additional focus groups may be used to test the efficacy of the products labeling and written instructions for use. All Dog Condoms meat-scented products will be discontinued indefinitely. The products in question were sold in the following cities: Baltimore, MD; Richmond, VA; Omaha, NE, Providence, RI; Baton Rouge, LA; Sioux City, IA; and Madison, WI. The manufacturer has notified stores in all test markets of this recall and requested that all Dog Condoms products be pulled from shelves immediately and returned to the manufacturer. Consumers who purchased Dog Condoms products may return the unused portion of the product to the place of purchase, where they will be refunded the value of the sale, or mail the product to the manufacturer with proof of purchase for reimbursement. Dog owners who received samples of Dog Condoms products from their veterinarian are asked to return any unused product to the vet who distributed it. All veterinary offices that received shipments of Dog Condoms products have been notified of this recall and are advised to discontinue distribution of the products and return them to the manufacturer immediately. Until this issue has successfully been resolved, no further market trials are planned, and Dog Condoms products will not be made available again to the public until further notice.

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product information large number or multiple containers : If you are in possession of a variety or multi-pack, please be sure to check the individual can or pouch rather than relying solely on the date coding on the side of the carton. Recalled Cat Product Information Last Updated: May 22 , 2007 reminded of the changed dog product information-final : May 22, 2007 Frequently Asked Questions For Consumers Last Updated: May 29, 2007 Clarification regarding reports of acetaminophen We are aware that a laboratory recently produced a report that a Menu Foods product or products tested positive for acetaminophen. We are accumulating samples of the products we understand were used in that test to conduct our own testing as soon as possible. Based on the information available, we understand that the product or products in this recent test were part of the recall of melamine-contaminated products earlier this year.

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