Dr. Stephanie Clark

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744 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 12 Aug

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Barking Mad Podcast · May Zoomies: Growing Meat, Recalls, and Pet Food Goes to Court · 3 Jun 2026 podcast

And now if we're feeding our pets like that and we already don't have enough in our supply chain and now we're competing with our animals, like what's gonna happen?

So like these alternative protein options

are a necessity.

They have to happen.

But how do you, it feels like pet is going in one direction and then we have these cool options.

Is it going to take?

So just be aware.

Yeah, I think there's two points that we need to make to this or I would like to make to this is it's a voluntary recall, meaning they tested their finished product.

They tested positive for salmonella.

No one is forcing this company to recall.

But the company has taken upon themselves to say, hey, we don't feel comfortable with this and we're actually going to recall this on our own voluntary moral.

So I do want to call that out because sometimes we hear of recalls and we're like, Ooh, it's so bad.

You're in trouble.

You're going to the principal's office.

And I'm not saying that it's not bad, but I'm saying that they are doing the steps right now to make sure that this product doesn't hurt anyone or any pet.

But like you had mentioned, it's,

It's not the, oh, well, this has salmonella in it.

It's the residuals, right?

So when an animal eats something that may have salmonella in it, what they can actually do is they shed it in their feces.

And this is the problem that can kind of get out of hand or get out of control is if you think about, are you cleaning that surface that the feces was on?

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