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Tue Oct 7

• Nothing Funny About Salmonella: Salmonella will make pets sick as evidenced by the 2007 pet food recall.

Sun Oct 5

• Microwaved Chicken Isn't Necessarily Cooked Chicken
• Health Warning Issued After 32 Sickened by Salmonella in 12 States: The health warning by the USDA cited frozen dishes in which the chicken is raw, but breaded or pre-browned, giving the appearance of being cooked. They include "chicken cordon bleu," "chicken Kiev," or chicken breasts stuffed with cheese, vegetables or other items. [Gasolina: The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones]

Sat Oct 4

• Salmonella food poisoning
• Salmonella Possible in Dog Food " Puppy and Dog Tips Blog: Salmonella which can create serious health issues for your pet.

Mon Sep 29

• Salmonella Poisoning: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
• Disease Listing: Salmonellosis General Information | CDC DFBMD

Fri Sep 26

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Sun Sep 14

• Mars Petcare issues pet food recall: Mars Petcare US, a pet food maker based in Franklin, Tenn., says it has recalled products that could be contaminated with salmonella bacteria. The company said in a statement that it stopped production of Pedigree, Member's Mark, Ol' Roy and other pet food brands made at its Everson, Pa., facility July 29 when it was alerted of a possible link between dry pet food produced there and two isolated cases of people infected with Salmonella Schwarzengrund .

Tue Sep 9

• The Cause of Bacteria in Lettuce and Spinach: Many supermarkets and food stores stock packaged, trimmed or cut lettuce and spinach as well as other green leaves. It is these minimally processed types of lettuce and spinach that attract food-borne pathogens such as listeria monocytogenes and yersinia

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