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Yesterday, FDA released its preliminary report of inspection of the Diamond Pet Food Gaston, SC plant.  Though its brief, it is very telling.  And the report brings up even more questions.  Starting with...what in the world is going on at this pet food plant?

When the Center for Disease Control announced 14 people (up to 16 now) had become ill linked to Diamond manufactured pet foods on May 4, questions arose.  Further information provided by the Michigan Department of Agriculture causes some serious questions to arise about these recent Salmonella recalls. 

The recent Diamond Pet Food and Diamond manufactured pet food recalls have been one of the sloppiest recalls I've ever seen.  From corrections of production codes involved in the recall, little publicity of cat foods involved in the recall, to the poor display of production codes printed on pet food packaging...this recall was messy.  And the mess leaves lots of questions.

Nestlé Purina Voluntarily Recalls Single Lot of Therapeutic Canned Cat Food Due to A Low Level of Thiamine (Vitamin B1)

Solid Gold Health Products for Pets, Inc. Recalls Dog Food Because of Possible Salmonella Health Risk

Though we might not be provided with a full explanation as to how/why so many brands of pet food were recalled due to possible Salmonella contamination, we can look back into recent pet food recall history for some disturbing connections.

The following information is from the Taste of the Wild website...

The following information is from the Canidae website...

The following is the press release provided by Wellness Pet Food.

Recall notice posted on the Natural Balance Website...