Ridley Block Operations is recalling approximately 86,400 pounds of cattle supplement tubs because they may contain dangerously high levels of urea. The recall affects 360 tubs of Purina Lix 38 Hi-E for Beef Cattle and 24 tubs of RangeLand 38 Hi-E, all in 225-pound sizes. These products were distributed in Oklahoma and Texas. Consumers should immediately stop feeding these supplements to their livestock and return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Excessive urea in cattle feed can cause ammonia toxicity (urea poisoning). This condition is life-threatening and can lead to rapid neurological symptoms, respiratory distress, frothing at the mouth, and sudden death in beef cattle.
Full refund upon return.
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