Gilman Cooperative Creamery Association has recalled approximately 2,000 lbs. of Blend 985 Horse Mix Start because it may contain Monensin residue. Monensin is a medication commonly used in cattle and poultry feed that is highly toxic to horses. This voluntary recall was initiated after it was discovered that residue from other feed production may have contaminated this specific batch of horse feed. Consumers who purchased this feed in Minnesota should look for Ticket # 445 on their documentation to identify the affected product.
Monensin is extremely poisonous to horses; even small amounts can cause permanent heart damage or death. While no specific horse injuries have been reported in this notice, exposure to Monensin residue in feed can lead to colic, racing heart, respiratory distress, and muscle weakness in equines.
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