Bartlett Grain Company is recalling 484 bags of horse feed, including Bartlett Pasture Horse 10 and Cleveland Carolina Champion Horse Feed, because they may be contaminated with Rumensin (monensin). Rumensin is an additive used in cattle and poultry feed that is highly toxic and potentially fatal to horses if ingested. The affected 50-pound bags were manufactured at facilities in Statesville and Shelby, North Carolina, and distributed across several southeastern states. Because of the serious health risks, owners should immediately stop using the feed and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
The feed may contain Rumensin, a medication intended for other livestock that causes severe muscle damage, heart failure, and death in horses even in small amounts.
Full refund at point of purchase
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