Carolina Prime Pet, Inc. has pulled approximately 400 16-ounce bags of its Hollywood Feed Carolina Made Chicken Chips from shelves because of the possibility they could pose a risk for salmonella, the company said in a statement posted by the FDA.

A North Carolina-based pet food company is recalling dog treats that could be contaminated with salmonella. What Florida pet owners should know.

Two different brands of dog treats have been recalled in the past few days due to potential contamination with Salmonella. Carolina Prime Pet, Inc. of Lenoir, North Carolina, and Gaines Pet Treats LLC of Birmingham, Alabama, are voluntarily recalling the dog treats in question.

A chicken-based dog treat sold online and in stores across 19 states has been recalled over the potential risk of salmonella.

Dog treats sold in 19 states from two companies are being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Carolina Prime Pet, Inc., of Lenoir, North Carolina initiated a recall of 400 16-ounce bags of "Hollywood Feed Carolina Made Chicken Chips" treats for canines,

Carolina Prime Pet Inc., of Lenoir, North Carolina, is recalling 400 16-ounce bags of Hollywood Feed Carolina Made Chicken Chips treats for dogs.

Food recalls seem to be popping up more than ever these days, from carrots and bakery items to waffles and milk. But people aren’t the only ones potentially affected by the contaminated products. A new recall has been issued to help protect man’s best friend,

While no illnesses have been reported, the company has initiated the recall as a precautionary measure to ensure consumer and pet safety.

The FDA said dogs who eat salmonella-tainted food can suffer several health issues, including nausea, fever and abdominal cramping.