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Pet Food Recall Linked to Bird Flu Contamination: What to Know
Northwest Naturals says a batch of Feline Turkey Recipe tested positive for bird flu. One cat has died in connection with the ...
Bird Flu Spreads to Pet Birds in Vermont
A backyard flock in Vermont was sickened with H5N1, agricultural officials said on Thursday, following other reports of bird ...
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Oregon avian flu cat death prompts nationwide raw pet food recall
The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) yesterday reported that a house cat has died from H5N1 avian flu after eating raw ...
Bird flu may be mutating to become more transmissible to humans, US scientists warn
Disturbing conclusion reached over Louisiana woman taken ill with first severe case of H5N1 virus, as ‘pandemic clock is ...
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Pet food sold in B.C. recalled after cat dies from batch infected with bird flu
A pet food company in Oregon sent out a voluntary recall after a house cat died from eating its products, which tested ...
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Bird flu virus shows concerning mutations in first severe case in the U.S.
A genetic analysis suggests the bird flu virus mutated inside a Louisiana patient in a way that could potentially make the virus more transmissible to humans, according to the Centers for Disease ...
Bird Flu Virus Likely Mutated Within a Louisiana Patient, CDC Says
A genetic analysis suggests the bird flu virus mutated inside a Louisiana patient who contracted the first severe case of the ...
Pet food pulled from stores after cat dies from bird flu-tainted chow
A brand of natural cat food sold is being pulled from store shelves in multiple states after reports that a cat in who ate ...
Pet food recalled in 12 states due to bird flu; one cat dead: Return ASAP
Ground turkey in pet food was found to be contaminated by the bird flu virus after it killed a house cat. Now there's a 12-state pet food recall.
New England backyard flock tests positive for bird flu; birds euthanized
The latest detection of bird flu is the fourth time since 2022 that Vermont health officials have detected the virus among domestic birds.
Bird poop may be the key to stopping the next flu pandemic. Here’s why.
First come the horseshoe crabs. Hoisting their round, tank-like shells, they trundle out of the Delaware Bay under the first full moon in May to mate and lay their eggs.