RCL Foods recalls pet food over elevated toxin levels
Camray Clarke
24 November 2025 | 11:43Independent vet, Dr Carra Walters, warned that elevated levels of the toxins may cause digestive upset or refusal to eat in pets.

Bobtail, RCL FOODS
RCL Foods has recalled some of its dry pet food products.
The company stated that elevated levels of the mycotoxin, Deoxynivalenol, were detected in dog and cat food produced during May and June.
Affected products include popular brands such as Bobtail, Catmor, Optimizor, Canine Cuizine and Ultra Pet.
Independent vet, Dr Carra Walters, warned that elevated levels of the toxins may cause digestive upset or refusal to eat in pets.
"If your pet has been eating the recalled food and is bright, comfortable and eating normally, you can simply stop using the affected batch and move to a new bag. If your pet is experiencing ongoing vomiting or gastric upset, it is sensible to contact your veterinarian for individual advice."
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