Go Raw Recalls Cat Food Linked to Neurological Issues

Freeze-dried chicken nuggets may contain low levels of essential vitamin B1

Published on Feb. 21, 2026

Go Raw, a Utah-based company, has recalled one lot of its Quest Cat Food Chicken Recipe Freeze-Dried Nuggets due to potential low levels of thiamine (Vitamin B1), which is critical for cats. The recall affects lot code C25288 with a best-by date of October 15, 2027. The company has received one confirmed report of a cat becoming ill after consuming the product, though the cat has since recovered after veterinary treatment.

Why it matters

Thiamine deficiency in cats can lead to serious neurological problems if left untreated, including mental dullness, vision changes, unsteady walking, seizures, and other symptoms. This recall aims to prevent further incidents and health issues for cats that may have consumed the affected product.

The details

The recalled 10-ounce ziplock bags of Quest Cat Food Chicken Recipe Freeze-Dried Nuggets were distributed to retail stores in several states, including Pennsylvania, Colorado, Utah, Washington, Oregon, Rhode Island, Michigan, California, Texas, and Illinois. Go Raw has already implemented corrective actions to prevent this issue from recurring.

  • The recall was announced on February 18, 2026.

The players

Go Raw

A Utah-based company that manufactures and distributes pet food products, including the recalled Quest Cat Food Chicken Recipe Freeze-Dried Nuggets.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

The federal agency that oversees food safety and issued the recall notice for the Go Raw cat food product.

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What they’re saying

“The company conducted additional testing and determined that the lot may not meet thiamine requirements. The company has already implemented corrective actions to prevent this issue from recurring.”

— Go Raw (FDA)

What’s next

Customers should stop feeding the affected lot of Go Raw Quest Cat Food Chicken Recipe Freeze-Dried Nuggets to their pets and return the product to the place of purchase for a refund.

The takeaway

This recall highlights the importance of closely monitoring pet food for potential safety issues, as thiamine deficiency can have serious health consequences for cats if left untreated. Pet owners should be vigilant about checking for recalled products and consult their veterinarians if their cats exhibit any concerning symptoms.