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Popular pet food recalled over possible sharp metal and plastic contamination

Pedigree has issued a nationwide recall of its canned dog food due to the presence of sharp metal and plastic contaminants.

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The brief

Pedigree is recalling dog food sold across the United States. The recall follows the discovery of foreign materials, specifically sharp metal and plastic pieces, within the product.

Coverage from USA Today, Fox Business, and NewsNation emphasizes that the contamination poses a serious choking risk. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports that the Health Department has issued warnings regarding the affected canned food.

Future updates will likely focus on the specific product batches affected and further guidance from health departments and the manufacturer.

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Which brand of pet food is being recalled?

Pedigree dog food is the subject of the recall.

What are the specific contaminants found in the food?

The food may contain sharp metal and plastic foreign material.

Where was the affected food sold?

According to coverage, the dog food was sold nationwide.

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