Wild Coast Raw Recall 2025: Lot Codes & What To Do
Wild Coast Raw recall (2025-03-01): H5N1 bird flu (avian influenza). Affected: Wild Coast Raw Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula Raw Cat Food — lots 22660, 22653, 22641, 22639, 22672, 22664. Check your package and learn what to do.
The Recall at a Glance
- Product
- Wild Coast Raw Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula Raw Cat Food
- Company
- Wild Coast Raw (Olympia, WA)
- Size
- 16 oz and 24 oz frozen containers (Best Buy 12/25)
- Affected lots
226602265322641226392267222664- Hazard
- H5N1 bird flu (avian influenza). Multiple frozen chicken-formula lots were recalled after H5N1 was linked to illnesses and deaths in cats. H5N1 in raw poultry-based cat food became a recurring 2025–2026 safety theme; frozen product can remain in home freezers long after purchase.
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 your freezer for Wild Coast Raw 16/24 oz chicken containers — compare lots 22660, 22653, 22641, 22639, 22672, 22664.
- Do not feed affected product — dispose of it sealed so pets and wildlife cannot access it, and sanitize all contact surfaces.
- If your cat ate the product and shows fever, lethargy, breathing difficulty, or neurological signs, call your veterinarian immediately and mention possible H5N1 exposure.
- Wash hands thoroughly after handling any raw poultry pet food.
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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