Tesco recalls Lily's Kitchen Pasta al Ragu with Beef, Oregano & Basil Dog Food after plastic pieces found
A major supermarket has issued a recall after plastic pieces were discovered in tins of dog food.
Tins of dog food are being recalled as they may contain pieces of plastic. Tesco issued the recall for specific cans of Lily's Kitchen Pasta al Ragu on Thursday (January 15).
Customers who have purchased the Lily's Kitchen Pasta al Ragu with Beef, Oregano & Basil Dog Food 400g tins should check to see if they match the date code, batch code and can number listed below:
- Date code: 31/07/2027
- Batch code: 5212T9097F
- Can numbers: 27018 to 50268
Anyone who has bought one of the affected batches have been told to not feed it to their pet and instead contact Lily's Kitchen via phone on 0207 433 1863 or email [email protected]. The office opening hours are from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
A spokesperson for Lily's Kitchen said: “Please be assured that no other products are affected by this voluntary recall. Lily's Kitchen has isolated the issue and are confident that they have resolved the matter. Please accept Lily's Kitchen's heartfelt apologies for this inconvenience.”
Tesco has also told customers they can get in touch with them if they require more information. You can find a range of ways to get in touch via the Tesco contact us page.
Lily's Kitchen is owned by Nestlé Purina PetCare who acquired the UK-based natural pet food brand in April 2020. Their Pasta al Ragu with Beef, Oregano & Basil is described as a “delicious Italian-inspired recipe” made with freshly prepared beef and pasta. The dog food is made using natural ingredients including “proper meat and offal” and claims to offer pets “complete nutrition.