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Product Recall Information

Expanded: Voluntary market withdrawal of all Quest Cat Food 02/25/26

Quest/Steve’s Real Food issued an expanded voluntary recall for all of their cat food diets because the food may not meet AAFCO-required nutrient levels. While the danger is minimal, a cat that has been exclusively eating the food for a long time may experience a thiamine deficiency and require veterinary care.

If you have Quest frozen raw or freeze-dried cat food, you can return it for a full refund.

Future Quest formulas will include a natural Vitamin B complex, ensuring thiamine levels consistently exceed established nutritional standards. The reformulated foods are expected to arrive in late March.

Visit Steve’s Real Food’s website for more information.

 

Original Quest Cat Food voluntary recall 02/17/26

Quest/Steve’s Real Food issued a voluntary recall for one lot of their chicken freeze-dried nuggets for cats due to low thiamine levels. While there is no immediate danger in a pet eating this food, the food may not meet AAFCO required nutrient levels, hence the recall.

From Steve’s Real Food:
Thiamine (Vitamin B1) is an essential nutrient that supports normal neurological function in cats. Cats who consume a diet low in thiamine over time may be at risk for developing a thiamine deficiency. Signs can vary, but may include decreased appetite, vomiting, weight loss, or changes in coordination. Pet parents should contact their veterinarian if they have concerns about their cat’s health. If addressed promptly, thiamine deficiency is typically reversible.

Affected product:

Chicken Freeze Dried Nuggets – 10 oz bag
UPC: 691730181031
Lot Code: C25288
Best By Date: 10/15/27
If you have product from this lot, you can returned it to the store you purchased it from.