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Old 05-02-2008, 08:19 AM   #1
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Purina Recalls Horsefeeds

Found this info on the recent Purina recalls on the IL board I go to
This is a cross post and upon further searching is not correct but I am not altering the OP
It is a local recall to the Statesville plant only and includes Country Acres, Horse Chow and Purina Senior

Subject: PURINA RECALLS HORSEFEEDS
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> >I think it is important for all horse owners to know that Purina has issued
> >two massive recalls this month affecting almost their entire horse feed
> >product line. This recall was not made available to the general public.
> >Notices went to the dealers directly. It is unconscionable that they have
> >made no effort contact the end users. On 4/9 they recalled 27 equine
> >products, including senior and the platformline. On 4/21 they recalled
> >another 18 products. The problem is Aflatoxins. Aflatoxins are toxic and
> >one of the most carcinogenic substances known. They can cause liver
> >disfunction, immune suppression,and neurological difficulties.
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Menu Foods Recall Update
Purina Mills manufactures the following brands of horse feeds:

Omolene®, Strategy®, Equine Senior®, Equine Junior®, Equine Adult®, Ultium®, Horseman’s Edge®, Horse Chow®, Country Acres®, Nicker Makers® Horse Treat, Sweetena, Pure Pride®, and Race Ready®.

Purina Mills manufactures the following brands of feed for poultry, rabbits, goats, show animals, deer, elk, game birds, wild birds and pigeon:

Layena® SunFresh® Recipe, Start & Grow® SunFresh® Recipe, Flock Raiser® SunFresh® Recipe, Rabbit Chow®, Advanced Nutrition Rabbit Food®, Goat Chow®, Show Chow®, AntlerMax®, Game Bird Chow®, Animax®, Meat Goat, Country Acres®, Grain Land®, Wild Bird Chow® and Pigeon Chow®.

None of these brands or any product manufactured by Purina Mills is involved in the Menu Foods recall.

For more information on the Menu Foods recall, please visit www.menufoods.com/recall or call (866) 895-2708.
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Old 05-02-2008, 08:23 AM   #2
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This goes back several months, and I thin was discussed here. LOTS of different products, lots of different batches. It is and was a big ol' mess with Purina, IMHO, coming out looking like a total loser - another nail in their coffin as far as I'm concerned.

They spent far too long firstly denying it was an issue, and once they decided to own up to it, they were very lax in letting distributors know about the problem.
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Old 05-02-2008, 08:36 AM   #3
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Just posted it because the list is much more detailed
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Well now, if you wanted details, just ask It is product manufactured at these 3 plants:
Guilderland, NY
Harrisburg, PA
Statesville, NC
Feed tag codes are: GDL, HAR, STA

E_MAIL FROM PURINA REP.
Thank you for contacting us. The products listed below are being retrieved due to the potential for the presence of aflatoxin above acceptable levels. Aflatoxin can be harmful to horses. Please consult your veterinarian if you have horse health concerns. No confirmed aflatoxin-related horse health problems have been reported to date. This retrieval is being initiated as a precaution


Formula No. Item No. Description
56AT 0049098 Country Acres All Stock 14% Texture
56AZ 0051858 Country Acres All Stock 16% Texture
35EX 0048193 Country Acres Horse Complete 14
35DR 0041941 Country Acres Horse Pellet 10
35DS 0041940 Country Acres Horse Pellet 12
35DN 0041937 Country Acres Horse Sweet 10
35DP 0041943 Country Acres Horse Sweet 12
6514 0009876 Country Acres Layer 16%
3505 0034202 Complete Advantage
35G9 0001206 Equine Junior
35J9 0001209 Equine Senior
5501 0001403 Goat Chow
3531 0004984 Horse Chow 100
35CZ 0054628 Horseman’s Edge 10:10 TXT HF
35TK 0065331 Horseman’s Edge Complete 14
35Y5 0010610 Horseman’s Edge Pellet 10:6
35TG 0065244 Horseman’s Edge PLT 12:6 + Lys
35TP 0065356 Horseman’s Edge Sweet 14:6
35TM 0065354 Horseman’s Edge Sweet 12:6 + Lys
3516 0001187 Pure Pride 100
26WK 0047869 Sow & Pig Builder OTC 50
61S3 0057259 Start & Gro Sunfresh Recipe
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Where does it say what feeds and/or batches were involved though?

All I'm seeing is what feeds Purina manufactures. Unless I'm reading it wrong.
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Ahh, thank you JB. Thankfully none of those are even things I would consider feeding to begin with.

I'm not sure off the top of my head which mill our store gets their feed from though. I could just ask them right?
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Wow! This is so disturbing! Not sure what else to say. I have been tempted in the past to change feeds because Buckeye is so expensive here-but I think I will just stick to what I'm doing. Certainly won't be in a hurry to buy their rpoducts.
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Quote:
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Just posted it because the list is much more detailed
So is this a current problem or details on a recent/past problem ?
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Old 05-02-2008, 12:17 PM   #9
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it took place last month well March
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Ugh...great. My gelding's on their Senior feed.

Off to call BO and let her know.
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