RECALL WATCH LIST: Baby toys, grill brushes and pet food pulled over safety concerns

If you’ve been shopping online, grilling out or picking up pet food, there are some urgent recalls you need to know about. 
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MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — If you’ve been shopping online, grilling out or picking up pet food, there are some urgent recalls you need to know about. 

Chillife Montessori baby toy sets pulled due to choking hazard

Baby Toy Set 1

CREDIT: CPSC

Chillife Official is recalling its 5-in-1 Montessori Baby Toy Sets sold on Amazon after discovering that the pull string teether toy poses a serious choking hazard. The recall covers sets purchased between July 2023 and April 2026. Consumers are urged to stop using the pull string teether immediately. To receive a refund, owners should cut off the silicone strings, write “DESTROYED” on the toy, and email a photo to chillifebabytoyrecall@outlook.com before disposing of the toy. The recall aims to prevent potential injuries and keep children safe.

 

Cuisinart expands grill brush recall after injury risk

Grill Brush

CREDIT: CPSC

Cuisinart has expanded its recall to include 3.6 million metal wire bristle grill brushes, now covering all models sold from June 2009 to March 2026. The bristles on these brushes can detach, stick to food, and, if swallowed, cause severe internal injuries. Consumers should immediately stop using the brushes and contact Conair, Cuisinart’s parent company, for a full refund. The recall comes at a time when many families are firing up grills for summer barbecues, increasing the risk of accidental ingestion.

 

Northwest Naturals recalls frozen pet food nationwide

Dog Food

CREDIT: FDA

Pet owners are being urged to check their freezers after Northwest Naturals announced a recall of its Frozen Chicken Recipe (2-pound bags, best by January 26, 2028) and Frozen Raw Diet for Dogs Recipe (6-pound bags, best by January 25, 2028). Both products may be contaminated with Salmonella and Listeria and were sold nationwide. While no illnesses have been reported, customers should stop feeding these products to their pets and return them to the store for a full refund.

 

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