Rad Cat Recall!
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Nan & Amber (GA)
Member Since 2016
Yikes!
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Thanks Rachel! So nice to see you!!! I hope you and your gang are all doing well. 
Bronx's dad (GA)
Member Since 2016
Thanks! The turkey one I have does fall under this recall, Bronx thanks you!
Mandy & Rex (GA)
Member Since 2017
@Stacy & Asia, did you see this?
LuvinThisPig
Member Since 2017
Stacy & Asia
Member Since 2017
Thanks for alerting me, the suspect batches were shipped to stores in May and December. I clean my local store out of radcat twice a month, so it's long since gone. Asia probably already ate them some time ago. Current batches in my freezer are good!
MJW
Member Since 2017
Thank you for remembering me! Very scary, but I don't have any of these at this time. I am cooking Yum's in the microwave now, because she is on antibiotics. Maybe I should always cook it. It still has the great carb/phosphorus content cooked.
MJW
Member Since 2017
I'm sure it ruins the great benefits of raw, but I don't see any other issues. Do you recall the details?
MJW
Member Since 2017
Radcat says this on their website. I hope the food is still balanced after I microwave it. Yum will be on antibiotics for 4 to 8 weeks. Some days there are just too many things to worry about.
"On the labels of cooked products, there is a long list of supplements that have to be added due to the destruction of the naturally present vitamins and other nutrients originally contained in the ingredients. Raw food diets should need very little supplementation, if any, if they are formulated correctly. All of the essential nutrients should come from whole food sources, wherever possible."
"On the labels of cooked products, there is a long list of supplements that have to be added due to the destruction of the naturally present vitamins and other nutrients originally contained in the ingredients. Raw food diets should need very little supplementation, if any, if they are formulated correctly. All of the essential nutrients should come from whole food sources, wherever possible."
Camille and Cyclone
Member Since 2009
I feed it but the Turkey containers in my freezer are not included, whew! And thanks!
Tasha & Darwin
Member Since 2017
Hmm, I portioned mine and don’t have the containers, but am almost through my turkey and finished the chicken so hope all is OK. I’ll be buying more tomorrow, so I’ll have to check lot numbers!
LuvinThisPig
Member Since 2017
I remember reading that RadCat explicitly says to not cook the food for this very reason. If she is going to be on antibiotics for that long, maybe it is time to consider making your own? Dr. Pierson had some great recipes for partially cooked and I know there are supplements you can purchase for a fully cooked add in.. I had thought about going this route, but I do not have access to quality meat in my town. Maybe this is an option?
MJW
Member Since 2017
I will contact Radcat.
Stacy & Asia
Member Since 2017
They talk about microwaving it on their website:
http://www.radfood.com/education/feeding
I don't think they know what to tell you to add. Unlike most other commercial foods, radcat doesn't add supplements, they use organs and meat to make up the complete profile, there's just no telling what and how much of what gets compromised when the food is heated, they just know it changes it nutritionally.
MJW
Member Since 2017
I don't necessarily believe what they said. I am stuck balancing uncertain risks.
Jan Radar (GA)
Member Since 2015
Thank you for posting this information. All the Rad Cat in my fridge/freezer is included in the recall and is going back to the store today.
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