Approximately 6,040 pounds of Dakota Calf Starter 22% R40, a medicated dairy calf feed, has been recalled due to dangerously high levels of Monensin. This medication is typically used to control parasites in cattle, but excessive amounts are toxic and may have already resulted in calf deaths. The affected bulk feed was manufactured on November 10, 2015, and distributed exclusively in South Dakota.
Elevated levels of Monensin are toxic to cattle and can cause heart damage, respiratory distress, and death in calves. The firm has received reports indicating that this specific batch may have already caused calf mortality.
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