Over 400,000 Pounds of Dog Food, Sold in NY, Recalled Over Listeria Concerns

Over 400,000 Pounds of Dog Food Recalled

Raww Energy, out of New Jersey, announced a voluntary recall involving several of their products.

The products were produced between July 17th and December 23, 2025 and an additional batch with a date of 3.31.26 of their Beef and Turkey Medley.

According to a press release, Raaw Energy is recalling these products due to "possible Listeria contamination." They explain:

 While not all products from this period tested positive, this action is being taken out of an abundance of caution.

 

They add "Some products produced during this timeframe were not tested, and bacterial presence was identified during the same period." This means "products manufactured within these dates could possibly be affected."

What Raaw Energy Products are Affected by 2026 Recall?

The Food and Drug Administration explains that 8 samples of Raaw Energy dog food tested positive for "one or more types of pathogenic (harmful) bacteria" specifically listeria, salmonella and campylobacter jejuni.

Raaw Energy dog food is sold in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and other states.

However, these products are not purchased in stores. They are ordered online and picked up in person.

As mentioned earlier the recall affects over 400,000 pounds of dog foot. There is a long list of products affect by the recall. To see which products are affected visit  FDA.org.

What To Do If You Purchased Recalled Raaw Energy Products

If you purchased Raaw Energy products for you pet, the Food & Drug Administration has a handful of suggestions to keep your pets safe.

Obviously, you should stop feeding your pet the products and throw them away, but also go a step further. The FDA suggests cleaning and disinfecting all pet supplies.

This includes storage containers, bowls, bedding, toys, and other surfaces that the food or pet may have had contact with. The FDA also suggests cleaning your refrigerator and freezer.

The FDA continues:

 Consumers should thoroughly wash their hands after handling the product or cleaning up potentially contaminated items and surfaces.

For more on the Raww Energy recall and other current recalls visit the FDA website.