Wild Coast Raw is recalling lots of frozen Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula raw pet food for cats that may be tainted with bird flu.
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Cat food recalled due to ‘bird flu’ risk – FOX 8 News
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting pet owners that some raw cat food is being recalled because it could be contaminated with Highly …
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Bird flu (H5N1) confirmed in pet cats – Sanskriti IAS
Apart from this, two pet cats have also been found infected in Washington, USA. This virus mainly affects birds. The incidents of its spread to …
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Cat food recall: bird flu fears, list of raw products, H5N1 symptoms – Fast Company
Pet owners are being warned of a serious recall of raw cat food over fears that the product might be contaminated with H5N1, aka bird flu.
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A new threat from H5N1 bird flu | Workers’ Liberty
… wild birds. With the migratory patterns of birds, their influenza spreads across the globe and has many opportunities for transfer between species.
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Hillsborough Dispute Over Vultures Highlights Wildlife Feeding – The Assembly NC
One couple says the birds came with their house. Their neighbors say the duo won’t stop feeding the scavengers and have asked the town to step in.
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Gyrfalcon swoops into Inverness to scare gulls – BBC
Using bird scaring devices such as spikes and reflective material to discourage gulls from nesting on roofs. Gulls, like all wild birds, have long …
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Is the new bird flu strain a threat to cats in Ohio? – Mahoning Matters
The ability to infect multiple species, including wild mammals, could affect Ohio’s wildlife populations. Domestic pets are in real danger from the …
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Louisiana commercial poultry farms untouched by bird flu, officials say – Houma Today
Despite the spread of avian flu in wild bird populations, Louisiana’s commercial poultry farms have not been affected by the virus. The USDA is …
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First NJ deadly bird flu case in feral cat found in Hunterdon County – MyCentralJersey.com
The cats had no known exposures to infected poultry, livestock or consumption of raw milk or meat, but did roam freely outdoors, so exposure to wild …
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