Midwestern Pet Foods has expanded their recall to include even more of their dog and cat food. A fatal toxin has claimed the lives of so many pets.

The recall now includes Midwestern Pet Foods' dog and cat foods made in their Oklahoma factory. The products may exceed allowable levels of Aflatoxin, a toxin produced by the mold Aspergillus flavus, which can grow on corn and other grains. Midwestern uses corn to make the foods included in the recall.

The news that 70 dogs have died and around 80 pets have become seriously ill is so heartbreaking. The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) says it's from eating the Sportmix dog food.

Here are all the products, from Midwestern Pet Foods, included in the recall:

  • Pro Pac Adult Mini Chunk
  • Pro Pac Performance Puppy
  • Splash Fat Cat 32%
  • Nunn Better Maintenance
  • Sportstrail 50
  • Sportmix Original Cat 15
  • Sportmix Original Cat 31
  • Sportmix Maintenance 44
  • Sportmix Maintenance 50
  • Sportmix High Protein 50
  • Sportmix Energy Plus 44
  • Sportmix Energy Plus 50
  • Sportmix Stamina 44
  • Sportmix Stamina 50
  • Sportmix Bite Size 40
  • Sportmix Bite Size 44
  • Sportmix High Energy 44
  • Sportmix High Energy 50
  • Sportmix Premium Puppy 16.5
  • Sportmix Premium Puppy 33

If it's more helpful to search by the picture on the bag, you can find other identifying details in the FDA's recall announcement. If you have any of the products included in this recall, toss them out. Even though no human illnesses have been reported, Midwestern Pet Foods still suggests washing and sanitizing any surface to food may have touched.

Symptoms of a possible aflatoxin poisoning include sluggishness, loss of appetite, vomiting, jaundice, or diarrhea.

[H/T Thrillist]

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