Raaw Energy has issued an expanded recall of dog food products due to potential contamination with listeria, as indicated by a recent alert from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The affected products were manufactured between July 17 and December 23, 2025, and include an additional lot from March 31, 2026. Symptoms of listeria infection in humans can range from vomiting to severe complications, while pets may carry the bacteria asymptomatically. The recalled items are packaged in 2-pound or 5-pound clear plastic tubes and also sold frozen in boxes. These products were distributed across several states, including Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The FDA has advised pet owners to dispose of the recalled food immediately to mitigate health risks. Production of the dog food was temporarily halted on May 21 to allow for a thorough evaluation and corrective actions. This recall follows other recent food safety alerts, including those involving ice cream and potato chips due to contamination concerns.