Recall of One Lot of Hartz
Chicken-Basted Rawhide Chips - Salmonella Concerns
On October 20, 2008, The Hartz Mountain Corporation,
Secaucus, NJ voluntarily recalled one specific lot of
Hartz Chicken-Basted Rawhide Chips due to concerns that
one or more bags within the lot (lot code JC23282, UPC
number 3270096463) were potentially contaminated with
Salmonella (see U.S. FDA press release on link below).
Los Angeles County Environmental Health Division
contacted random food facilities and advised them of the
food product recall as an informational campaign.
Additionally, Environmental Health conducted field
surveys which indicated that all recalled product was
previously removed from sale and store shelves.
Salmonella may cause illness in both people and dogs. If
a pet owner has purchased any of the recalled dog
treats, they should discard the food in a secured
container. Pet owners should contact their veterinarian
if their pet becomes ill.
Please report any potential cases of Salmonella
infection in dogs that consumed the recalled pet treat
to Veterinary Public Health by following the link below.
FDA Press Release
Report potential case of Illness
in a dog after consumption of these treats (scroll
down to find General Use Animal Death and Disease
Reporting Form (download) or scroll further down to the
General Use Online Animal Disease Reporting Portals).
Last updated November 1, 2008
