recall

You might want to double-check what kind of pet food is in the pantry.

Sure, we hear about recalls all the time, but you've got to admit that the words "amputation hazard" are not usually associated with most product recalls.

And, by "recalling," I don't mean thinking about how they ate several of them after a night of drinking only to wake up the next day hating themselves.

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.

Dog deaths and illness spark a pet food recall.

The crockpot (or, slow cooker) sits unused in your cabinet for nearly 12 months, but the day before you actually plan to use the thing they issue a recall? Yep, pretty much.

The candles in this Kohl's recall were sold from December 2019 through October 2020. Their flames burn too high creating a dangerous hazard.

The CDC is advising the public to check our homes for onions and other foods that have been recalled.

Throw these out immediately if you've purchased one.

Attention all Iowa shoppers, stay away from these beef products that are being recalled due to E. Coli concerns.