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FDA Delay: Catastrophic Equine Product Contamination Case Released 8 Months After Horse Deaths Begin
An investigation into the Neogen Vet HYCOAT contamination crisis reveals how over 95 horses suffered agonizing joint destruction—and at least 20 were euthanized—from vials contaminated with drug-resistant mold (Purpureocillium lilacinum). Manufactured in a filthy Carmel, NY warehouse plagued by ceiling leaks and pest gaps, HYCOAT was packaged like an injectable while labeled as a "topical device." Despite seizing contaminated vials…
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Raaw Energy’s Raw Dog Food Draws an FDA Warning — And the Company Calls Sick Dogs’ Symptoms “Detox”
FDA's newest warning letter details blood on the production floor and a resident strain of Listeria at Raaw Energy — but the company's own website is worse: a policy that makes customers agree their food may contain bacteria, and a page calling a sick dog's symptoms "detox."
