Multiple reports describe allegations involving a care worker from Radis who is said to have fed an elderly woman dog food during a home visit. The claims state that the worker gave the woman food that was microwaved and packaged as pet food, with labeling indicating it was “for adult dogs and puppies.” According to the reports, the care worker then recorded the meal as something else, describing it as a “lamb dinner.” The woman is reported to have died about a month after the incident. The articles focus on the mismatch between the labeled pet-food packaging and how the meal was documented, raising concerns about the worker’s actions and record-keeping. The reports do not, in the provided excerpts, establish the cause of death or provide details about any investigation outcomes, court proceedings, or medical findings. The information presented centers on the allegation that the wrong type of food was provided and that it was logged inaccurately by the care worker during the visit.