Purina Mills, Llc has recalled 10,860 pounds of Purina CU NE Maxi-Ext Ransom Complete (1H9Y), a non-medicated animal feed, because it may be contaminated with sulfamethazine. Approximately 10 units of the product were shipped directly to a dairy farmer in Pennsylvania. Because this is a non-medicated feed, the presence of sulfamethazine is an unapproved and unintended drug contaminant. Consumers who use this product should stop using it immediately and contact the manufacturer for further guidance.
Sulfamethazine is a sulfonamide antibiotic; its unintended presence in non-medicated animal feed can lead to drug residues in food products like milk or meat and may pose a health risk to animals sensitive to this medication.
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