recall of dog food tainted by death drug widened

A pet food manufacturer has expanded its recall of canned dog food due to concerns that it may be contaminated with euthanasia drugs, and evanger\'s has detected e obarbital in 12-1 batches, two other varieties of dog food were added.
A can of beef recalled last month.
Five dogs were sick and one died, the company said, because five dogs were removed from the shelves.
The broader recall includes 12-
A can of braised beef nuggets and cereal pulled beef per ounce is old online and in boutique pet shops across the United StatesS.
The bar codes are 20107 and 80001, respectively.
According to US data, they were made between December 2015 and last January. S.
Food and Drug Administration
They are all hand-packed cans, not machine-packed.
The FDA reported that it found e-obarbital in two Evanger cans produced at the same factory and used beef from the same supplier as the first batch.
Its inspection of meat supplier facilities found that \"there seems to be a system in place to ensure that the animals for euthanasia are separated from animal proteins for animal food.
\"Despite this voluntary, expanded recall, our entire evanger family is still very optimistic about our strong future and do their best to serve our customers, \"Holly Schell, president and owner of Illinois
The US-based company said in a written statement.
After the initial recall, Evanger announced that it had broken ties with suppliers 40 years later.
Other effects of ingesting e-barbital include drowsiness, dizziness, excitement, loss of balance, nausea, and standing weakness, the FDA said.
The person who purchased the recalled product can have a full refund.