Pet food recalled due to Bird Flu. According to the county Department of Public Health, the recalled products are packaged 2-pound plastic bags …
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Northwest Naturals pet food recalled after testing positive for bird flu – ABC6
A batch of Northwest Naturals two-pound Feline Turkey Recipe raw frozen pet food has been recalled after it tested positive for avian influenza …
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Bird flu found in Burnett Co. flock – WDIO.com
“The disease can be spread by contact with infected birds, commingling with wild birds or their droppings, equipment, or clothing worn by anyone …
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Pet food recalled due to Bird Flu – YouTube
According to the county Department of Public Health, the recalled products are packaged 2-pound plastic bags with “Best if used by” dates of May …
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Pet food recall after cat dies from bird flu in Oregon – WBAL-TV
Northwest Naturals recalls pet food nationwide after bird flu detection in Oregon. Learn about the recall and safety measures for pet owners.
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Oregon house cat died after eating pet food that tested positive for bird flu – The Columbian
Wild birds are dying by the thousands in the Treasure Valley because of avian flu outbreaks, according to a news release from… No human cases of bird …
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A pet food recall over bird flu is linked to a cat’s death
Oregon-based Northwest Naturals issued a voluntary recall of a batch of cat food after it tested positive for for H5N1.
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House cat dies from pet food contaminated with bird flu
A house cat died after eating pet food that tested positive for bird flu, Oregon authorities said, prompting a recall of raw frozen pet food that …
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Raw cat food sold in Arizona recalled after testing positive for bird flu – AZCentral
Northwest Naturals brand 2-pound Turkey Recipe, a raw and frozen pet food, tested positive for H5N1, according to the Oregon-based business and the …
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What is bird flu, and should you be worried? UGA head of influenza research has answers.
Commonly known as bird flu, the H5N1 avian influenza virus is found in wild aquatic birds across the globe and can also cause outbreaks and …
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