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Avian Influenza
2 died out of 3 cats infected with bird flu connected to raw pet food in New York
All three avian influenza cases were correlated to Savage Cat Food raw pet food.
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Pet Food Safety
Raw pet food linked to more avian influenza in cats in Washington, California
Two cats in Washington confirmed with HPAI, while a house cat from San Diego, California, is suspected to be the first case of bird flu in that county.
The Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory reported the positive results of both cats with HPAI on February 24.
Pet Food Safety
CDC studied mysterious bird flu cases in dairy workers’ cats
Despite a connection to dairies, the exact transmission route of the virus to these indoor cats remained undetermined. The virus may have been spread from livestock to humans to cats.
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Petfood Forum News
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Pet Food Safety
Amid HPAI, PFI urges pet food manufacturing precautions
The Pet Food Institute reaffirms the industry's commitment to providing safe, high-quality pet food for America's 82 million pet-owning households.
For the Pet Food Institute (PFI) and its members, the safety of pet food is of the highest priority.
Pet Food Safety
3 more cats diagnosed with suspected bird flu
Most of the cats in the Portland, Oregon, area infected with avian influenza had eaten raw pet food, said State Veterinarian Ryan Scholz.
According to the ODA state veterinarian, most of the cats in the Portland area infected with avian influenza had eaten raw pet food.
Pet Food Safety
Consumer Reports found Listeria in four samples of raw dog food
Consumer reports laboratory technicians detected Listeria in four out of 174 dog food samples.
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Pet Food Recalls
Northwest Naturals ends recall after FDA completes audit
The FDA audit of a limited run of frozen Feline Turkey Recipe found no evidence of H5N1 contamination.
Northwest Naturals has terminated its voluntary recall of its Feline Turkey Recipe after an FDA audit found no evidence of H5N1 contamination.
Pet Food Safety
Raw pet food linked to H5N1 infection, cat euthanizations
Officials found the cats all consumed the same brand of raw pet food before becoming ill.
Officials found the cats all consumed the same brand of raw pet food manufactured by Wild Coast Raw before becoming ill.
Avian Influenza
Cat may have infected human with avian influenza and vice versa
An adolescent human may have contracted bird flu from a pet cat. In another case, a human may have infected a cat.
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Pet Food Safety
Amid HPAI, GAPFA reaffirms extruded pet food, heat-treated poultry safe
Thorough scientific evaluation shows that pet food processed per the Terrestrial Code is safe from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.
Heat-treated poultry products in sealed containers, including pet food, with an F0 value of 3 or higher, along with extruded dry pet food, can be safely traded regardless of HPAI outbreak status in the production country or raw material source.
Pet Food Safety
WOAH recognizes dry, extruded pet food as safe for trade
The World Organization for Animal Health confirms dry and heat-treated pet food is safe for international trade, even from countries with disease outbreaks.
The WOAH recognition assures countries that dry, extruded pet food can safely be traded regardless of disease outbreak status of the producing country or the country of origin of the raw materials.
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