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Cat infected with bird flu in New Jersey euthanized

New York Post on MSN · 9h

New Jersey cat euthanized after contracting bird flu in first known feline case in state

The first case of the bird flu in a New Jersey cat was confirmed Friday by public health officials, who said the feline had to be humanely euthanized. A feral cat in Hunterdon County was found to have a case of H5 Highly Pathogenic Avian Flu — commonly called “bird flu” — by the United States Department of Agriculture National Veterinary Service,

NJ has its first confirmed case of bird flu — in a cat

A feral cat in New Jersey had to be euthanized after testing positive for bird flu and showing severe symptoms, according to state health officials.

ABC 7 New York on MSN · 11h

Cat infected with bird flu in New Jersey euthanized after developing severe symptoms

The cat had no reported exposure to infected poultry, livestock, or raw milk or meat, but did roam freely outdoors, so exposure to wild birds or other animals is unknown, the New Jersey Department of Health says. The cat was euthanized after developing severe disease.

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Dead geese in 2 NJ counties test positive for bird flu, officials say

Health officials in New Jersey are warning residents after H5N1 avian influenza — or bird flu — was found in dead wild Canada ...

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New Jersey Bird Sanctuary Stops Taking New Arrivals as Avian Flu Spreads

Avian influenza is a highly contagious virus that affects both wild and domestic birds, as well as some mammal species. The ...

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Why were geese found dead at a Sayreville park?

Out of an abundance of caution, the Parks Department has taped off the area near the boat ramp where the geese were located ...

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Bird flu FAQ: Is my pet safe? Can I eat runny eggs? Is it safe to go to the park?

Bird flu is spreading across the United States, causing egg shortages and soaring prices at supermarkets and restaurants.

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Dozens of dead birds found on Long Island beach believed to have died from avian flu

A Long Island beachside community in Suffolk County is worried about dozens of dead birds that have washed up on the shore ...

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