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.
How to Check Your Package
Find the printed code on the side or back of the bag, can, or pouch — usually stamped near the best-by date and labeled "Lot," "LOT," or a date code. Compare it against the affected lots and dates listed above. If the printing is smudged or you can't find a code, treat the product as affected and contact the company with your receipt before feeding it.
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
Always confirm the details against the official notice — it is the authoritative version.
This page indexes an official recall notice — it is not itself an official notice.
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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