Quest (Go Raw) Recall 2026: Lot Codes & What To Do
Quest (Go Raw) recall (2026-02-17): Low thiamine (Vitamin B1) levels. Affected: Quest Cat Food Chicken Recipe — Freeze-Dried Nuggets & Frozen — lots C25288, MCD25350, MCC25321. Check your package and learn what to do.
The Recall at a Glance
- Product
- Quest Cat Food Chicken Recipe — Freeze-Dried Nuggets & Frozen
- Company
- Go Raw LLC
- Size
- 10 oz freeze-dried nuggets; frozen chubs
- Affected lots
C25288MCD25350MCC25321- Best-by dates
- 2027-10-15
- Hazard
- Low thiamine (Vitamin B1) levels. Thiamine deficiency in cats can cause loss of appetite, vomiting, and in severe cases neurological signs. Go Raw expanded the February recall from freeze-dried nuggets to frozen formulas and stopped sale of all Quest cat food products.
What To Do If You Have This Product
- Check the lot code on your Quest package against C25288 (freeze-dried), MCD25350, and MCC25321 (frozen).
- Stop feeding affected product and contact Go Raw for a refund or replacement.
- If your cat has been eating it and shows appetite loss, vomiting, wobbliness, or head tilt, call your veterinarian — thiamine deficiency is treatable when caught early.
Official Source
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Medical disclaimer: This tool is for general information only and isnot a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Toxicity depends on the amount, your pet’s size, and health history. If your pet may have ingested something harmful, contact your veterinarian or a poison control hotline ((888) 426-4435 / (855) 764-7661) immediately — do not wait for symptoms to appear.
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