Bird flu has led to several cat deaths, and pet owners are urged to keep them inside and away from raw pet food to protect them.
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Warning to pet owners after bird flu cases in region – East Anglian Daily Times
Suffolk Trading Standards has issued advice and guidance to pet owners on how to avoid bird flu following cases in East Anglia.
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Backyard chickens and bird flu: Coconino health officials weigh in – KNAU
… bird DNA alongside H5 avian influenza, suggesting that backyard chickens or wild birds could be the source. Cases of H5N1 avian flu have increased …
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Bird flu suspected in several Ohio counties – WVXU
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources suspects wild birds in 10 counties have died from highly pathogenic avian influenza over the past few …
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Bird flu suspected in several Ohio counties | WYSO
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources suspects wild birds in 10 counties have died from highly pathogenic avian influenza over the past few …
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Here’s what you need to know about bird flu – Yahoo
… bird flu virus and other pathogens — and recommending … Public health experts are warning pet owners against feeding their pets raw pet …
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San Antonio doctor explains raw milk’s effect on bird flu cases among humans – KSAT
“Cats are currently more susceptible than dogs to avian influenza,” Alsip said. “If you feed your cat raw pet food that’s untreated, then that could …
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‘Eggs are costing more than meat:’ Bird flu depletes egg supply, sends prices skyward – Yahoo
Los Angeles County health officials warned pet owners on Tuesday about feeding pets raw food after a house cat tested positive for bird flu. USA TODAY.
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Bird flu: Up to 5 cats sickened by California-based raw pet food brand – USA Today
Los Angeles County health officials warned pet owners on Tuesday about feeding pets raw food after a house cat tested positive for bird flu.
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What to know as a million Ohio chickens test positive for bird flu – Cincinnati Enquirer
Bird flu is a respiratory illness caused by H5N1, an subtype of the influenza A virus, that has primarily affected poultry and wild birds for decades.
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