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Pig ear slivers Recall Due to Potential Foodborne Illness - Salmonella

# Major Recall Alert: Pig Ear Slivers Recalled Due to Potential Foodborne Illness - Salmonella

Supercan Bulk, a pet product manufacturer based in Miami, Florida, has announced a nationwide recall of its Supercan Pig Ear Slivers. The recall is connected to a serious health threat due to potential **Salmonella contamination**. Here’s everything you need to know about this recall, what it means for pet owners, and how to protect your family and pets.

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## Why This Recall is Important

Contaminated pet treats, such as Supercan Pig Ear Slivers, pose a dual risk to both pets and humans. Salmonella exposure in pets may result in a host of symptoms, ranging from lethargy and diarrhea to fever and vomiting. In some cases, pets can carry the bacteria without appearing sick and unintentionally transmit it to other animals or humans.

Humans, particularly those who handle or interact with the contaminated treats, are at risk if proper hygiene measures are not taken. **Symptoms of Salmonella infections in humans** include nausea, diarrhea, abdominal cramping, fever, and, in severe cases, more dangerous complications like arthritis, urinary tract infections, or arterial infections.

Understanding the scope of this recall and its potential implications is vital to keeping you, your pets, and others safe.

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## Details of the Recall

Here’s a summary of what you need to know about the Supercan Pig Ear Slivers recall:

- **Recalled Product**: Supercan Pig Ear Slivers - Thick Cut Piggy Ear Slices pet treats (500-piece bags, 15.9 oz).
- **Expiration Date**: 11/09/2026 (printed on the back of the bag).
- **Date Distributed**: Between 04/11/2024.
- **Location**: Distributed to North 40 store in Washington State.
- **Reason for Recall**: Potential **Salmonella contamination** following positive test results from samples collected on 03/04/2025 by the Washington State Department of Agriculture.
- **Reported Illnesses**: As of now, no illnesses have been reported.

Supercan Bulk is working closely with the FDA to ensure that the contaminated lot is disposed of safely.

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## What You Should Do

If you’ve purchased Supercan Pig Ear Slivers, take immediate action to ensure the safety of your household and pets. Here’s what to do:

- **Stop Using the Product**: Do not feed the recalled pig ear slivers to your pets or any animals.
- **Dispose of Safely**: Destroy the treats in a secure way to prevent children, pets, or wildlife from accessing them.
- **Return for Refund**: Contact the original place of purchase for a refund or exchange.
- **Sanitize**: Clean all surfaces, pet food bowls, utensils, and storage containers that may have come into contact with the treats.
- **Wash Your Hands**: Always wash your hands thoroughly after handling the product or cleaning exposed surfaces.

If you or your pets show any symptoms of Salmonella infection after handling this product, contact a healthcare provider or veterinarian immediately.

For further information or assistance, reach out to Supercan Bulk’s customer service at **(689) 808-5419**, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET.

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For more information about this recall, visit the official **FDA Recall Notification** [here](https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/supercan-bulk-recalls-single-lot-pig-ear-slivers-pet-treats-due-salmonella-contamination).

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