Sootyca
Member Since 2016
I suspect that people here won't use the food as it is dry food but you never know.
They have voluntarily recalled some AVA food due to the ingredients not being as stated.
"An investigation has revealed that, in the four affected products, the level of thiamine (vitamin B1) was much lower than we had specified. Testing confirmed only these four products are affected. We are aware of three cats which, sadly, became seriously unwell four to six weeks after switching to one of the affected products and required veterinary care. All three cats exhibited symptoms of sudden collapse, fitting, widespread twitching and general unsteadiness which are not the classic symptoms of thiamine deficiency. As pet lovers ourselves we recognise that you will be concerned about your own cat. If you have concerns that your cat may be showing any of these symptoms after switching to one of the four affected products then you should stop feeding and seek immediate veterinary advice."
The Facebook page suggests many more than 3 cats have been affected so please get the word out.
https://www.facebook.com/petsathome...64543005371/10158435531605372/?type=3&theater
They have voluntarily recalled some AVA food due to the ingredients not being as stated.
"An investigation has revealed that, in the four affected products, the level of thiamine (vitamin B1) was much lower than we had specified. Testing confirmed only these four products are affected. We are aware of three cats which, sadly, became seriously unwell four to six weeks after switching to one of the affected products and required veterinary care. All three cats exhibited symptoms of sudden collapse, fitting, widespread twitching and general unsteadiness which are not the classic symptoms of thiamine deficiency. As pet lovers ourselves we recognise that you will be concerned about your own cat. If you have concerns that your cat may be showing any of these symptoms after switching to one of the four affected products then you should stop feeding and seek immediate veterinary advice."
The Facebook page suggests many more than 3 cats have been affected so please get the word out.
https://www.facebook.com/petsathome...64543005371/10158435531605372/?type=3&theater
