A disturbing case of bird flu contamination has led to the recall of a raw pet food product sold across the United States and Canada.
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4. Pet food recalled over bird flu contamination, house cat dead. The death of an Oregon house cat, who became ill after eating raw pet food …
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Pet food recalled linked to bird flu, what you need to know – KESQ
Northwest Naturals is recalling its Feline Turkey Recipe raw frozen pet food after Oregon Department of Agriculture authorities linked the death …
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Northwest Naturals Cat Food Recalled After Cat Dies of Bird Flu – Today Show
Northwest Naturals is recalling a batch of its pet food after a cat died from bird flu, which was found in the cat food. Bird flu can be more …
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Bald eagle wasn’t America’s national bird, until now – YouTube
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Concerning Bird Flu Virus Mutations Found in Severely Ill Patient | Scientific American
Samples from a hospitalized patient in Louisiana show changes that could make the H5N1 virus spread more easily between humans.
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Bird flu cat food recall: Northwest Naturals linked to contamination – PhillyBurbs
An Oregon-based pet food company with distributors in Pennsylvania and several other states has issued a recall of a line of raw and frozen cat …
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Yes, pets can get bird flu from eating raw food – Portland – KGW
Raw poultry and milk can spread the avian flu virus to pets, particularly cats. Cooked meat and pasteurized milk won’t spread it.
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Pets can get bird flu from eating raw food | 13newsnow.com
Several pet cats have become sick and died from bird flu infections over the past month. The cats contracted the virus after drinking raw milk or …
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First severe human case of bird flu in US: ‘Concerning’ mutation’ – USA Today
The CDC has confirmed a total of 66 human cases of bird flu across the United States as of Friday, although the number is believed to be higher.
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