The Department of Health is warning New Yorkers to not feed their pets raw pet food from the company Savage Cat Food.
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Bird News
300 bird deaths reportedly found in Cape Hatteras – Spectrum News
Miranda Turner, a wildlife health biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, said the number of influenza cases in wild birds …
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USDA unveils $1B plan to combat bird flu and lower egg prices – Midland Daily News
One of the first moves the USDA plans to move forward with is expanding its wildlife biosecurity assessments. It will start with egg-layer facilities, …
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Savage Cat pet food recalled due to potential bird flu contamination – WPMT FOX43
The FDA recalls Savage Cat food products due to potential avian flu contamination, urging consumers to return affected lots for safety and …
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FDA recalls raw chicken cat food over bird flu contamination risk – San Francisco Chronicle
Savage Pet’s raw chicken cat food, shipped to retailers in California, Colorado, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, is recalled for H5N1 …
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Savage Pet recalls cat food due to bird flu risk: What pet owners need to know | Fingerlakes1.com
Savage Pet has recalled its cat food due to a possible bird flu (H5N1) contamination. Find out what pet owners need to know and do NOW!
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Savage Pet recalls some of its products in these states over fears of bird flu contamination
Savage Pet products that are said to be contaminated with bird flu were distributed across the states of California, Colorado, New York, …
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Bird flu latest: Cat infections in NYC linked to Savage raw pet food – News 12 Brooklyn
While the department says that the current risk of bird flu to humans remains low, as a precaution, New Yorkers with pets are advised to not feed …
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Popular pet food products recalled over bird-flu threat – NY Post
“People who fed [their] cats the recalled products should watch for symptoms of bird flu, including fever, lethargy, low appetite, reddened or …
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Bird flu virus may survive aging process in raw milk cheese – UPI.com
There’s a new reason to steer clear of raw cheese: New research shows it can harbor the infectious bird flu virus for months.
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