Two more Oregon cats die from bird flu virus in raw food
Two more Oregon cats died this month after eating raw cat food that was contaminated with the deadly bird flu virus, prompting Washington state officials to issue a recall.
Raw pet food pulled after cats die with bird flu. Check these lots before feeding your pet
Oregon health officials urged pet owners to check the lot numbers on Wild Coast Raw pet food products they have at home.
Dairy Workers’ Cats Died From Bird Flu, but It’s Not Clear How They Got Infected
Two cats that belonged to Michigan dairy workers exposed to bird flu died after being infected with the virus last year
Raw pet food warnings issued in 2 states after cats die of bird flu
Pet owners cautioned after tests confirm Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in two cats living in different households.
Check your pet food: 2 cats dead from raw pet food linked to bird flu. Is it sold in Ohio?
Oregon and Washington state sold certain lots of the Wild Coast Pet Foods linked to the highly pathogenic avian influenza, aka the bird flu. Wild Coast says that the company has stopped selling its 24oz Chicken Feline Formula with lot numbers 22660 and 22664 with a best buy date of 12/2025.
Raw Pet Food Recalled After Bird Flu Sickens, Then Kills Two Cats
Wild Coast Pet Foods recalled raw chicken pet food after bird flu sickened, then killed two cats Bird flu is especially dangerous for cats, but the risk to humans remains low Avoid feeding your pet raw meat and watch for symptoms THURSDAY,
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