Salmonella Outbreak in Dog Food Infects 31 People
An outbreak of salmonella linked to dog food has affected 31 individuals across Canada. The Public Health Agency of Canada has confirmed this alarming number.
Details of the Salmonella Outbreak
The outbreak has been traced to specific dog food products and treats. Cases have emerged from several provinces, highlighting the widespread impact of the contamination.
Reported Locations
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Ontario
- Northwest Territories
Hospitalizations
Among the reported cases, seven individuals have required hospitalization. This indicates the serious health risks associated with the outbreak.
Final Notes
The Public Health Agency is monitoring the situation closely and encourages the public to be cautious. It is vital for dog owners to be aware of the potential risks related to certain dog food products.
