18 varieties affected

Suspected salmonella: Fressnapf recalls food

The pet food chain has launched a major recall campaign due to suspected salmonella.

(Bild: Fressnapf Tiernahrungs GmbH)

Fressnapf is recalling 18 types of dog and cat food as a precautionary measure. The reason is a possible salmonella contamination discovered by a supplier during a random check. Affected packs - also in Austria - can be returned to any store and the purchase price will be refunded.

Fressnapf Tiernahrungs GmbH has launched an extensive recall campaign for numerous varieties of dry cat and dog food from the MultiFit and Premiere brands.

Salmonella detected in pet food
The reason for this recall is the detection of salmonella in the affected products. The recall affects a total of 18 different products. The contamination was detected during a supplier's own inspection.

Fressnapf emphasizes that the recall is "preventive" and does not necessarily mean that "every single product" is contaminated. Nevertheless, the company cannot rule out the possibility of isolated contamination. The affected articles are listed on the product warning website for the DACH region.

These products are affected

• • MultiFit Adult Beef two kilograms
  • MultiFit Adult Beef four kilograms
  • MultiFit Indoor Chicken two kilograms
  • MultiFit It's me Elvis Adult Chicken 1.4 kilograms
  • MultiFit It's me Tommy Urinary 1.4 kilograms
  • Premiere MM Hair&Skin Poultry, Salmon four kilograms
  • Premiere Best Meat Light Chicken 12.5 kilograms
  • Premiere Best Meat Senior Chicken four kilograms
  • Premiere Best Meat Junior Chicken four kilograms
  • Premiere MM Dental Poultry two kilograms
  • Premiere MM Kitten Salmon two kilograms
  • Premiere MM Outdoor Poultry 300g
  • Premiere MM Outdoor Poultry two kilograms
  • Premiere MM Outdoor Poultry four kilograms
  • Premiere MM Outdoor Poultry ten kilograms
  • Premiere MM Senior Poultry two kilograms
  • Premiere MM Sensitive Poultry two kilograms
  • Premiere MM Sensitive Poultry ten kilograms

Warning about affected feed types
The company strongly advises against feeding the affected feed types to animals. If pet owners have already used the dry food, they should monitor their animals closely. If symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting or fever occur, it is recommended to consult a vet immediately.

The incubation period is usually 48 hours, in rare cases up to three days. Small animals, immunocompromised or older animals in particular may show more severe symptoms.