Tennessee Farmers Cooperative has recalled 134 bags of Co-op 16% Pelleted Goat Ration - DEC, Medicated. The recall was issued because the level of decoquinate, a medication used to prevent parasitic infections, was below the required specification. This 50-pound bagged feed was distributed in Tennessee and North Carolina. Because the medication levels are lower than intended, the feed may not effectively protect goats from disease, and consumers should contact a veterinarian regarding their animals' health.
Low levels of decoquinate in goat feed can fail to prevent coccidiosis, a parasitic intestinal disease. This can lead to serious health issues in goats, including severe diarrhea, weight loss, and potential death if the infection is not properly managed.
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