Cat dies from bird flu after eating raw chicken in pet food

A cat named Kira died from bird flu after eating raw chicken in specialty pet food. The manufacturer recalled the product, and other cats have also been infected. Some cats show neurological symptoms, while others have fever and lethargy. Experts are concerned about the virus mutating and potentially spreading to humans.

Bird Flu Outbreak in Pet Food

A Washington company has recalled pet food products due to potential bird flu contamination. Cats have tested positive for the HPAI strain of bird flu, leading to one cat being euthanized. People who handled contaminated products should watch for symptoms of bird flu. Experts recommend isolating sick animals and using proper precautions when caring for them.

Lab-Grown Meat for Pets

The United Kingdom legalized lab-grown meat for pet food last summer, with products like Chick Bites now available in stores. The product is made from cells taken from a chicken egg and combined with plant-based ingredients. Cultivated meat is considered more ethical and environmentally friendly, with significant reductions in energy, greenhouse gas emissions, land use, and water consumption compared to traditional beef farming.

Bird Flu Outbreak Among Cats in the U.S.

The article discusses the spread of bird flu in the United States, particularly among felines, and provides information on how it can affect pets and what precautions pet owners should take.

Lab-Grown Meat Approval in the UK

The UK has approved lab-grown meat to be sold to the public, starting with dog food. The company Meatly plans to license its technology for human consumption in the future.