The current bird flu outbreak is sweeping through both wild and domestic birds throughout the U.S., but cats and, to a certain extent, dogs are vulnerable as well. Certain types of pet food ...

So, can your cat or dog get the bird flu? If so, how can you prevent your pets from getting it? Short answer: yes, your pets can get infected with avian flu. Although the illness is mostly ...

It's also possible for dogs to get and spread the virus, as a 2007 study showed, but no bird flu cases have been reported in dogs in this outbreak. "I think it's more the contact that cats have ...

Bird flu has been in the news a lot in recent weeks ... And, here are five diseases you could catch from your cat or dog.

Bird flu in dogs may sound like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it’s very real. And not just that, it’s potentially deadly. Even though avian influenza (H5N1) is believed to affect only ...

Bird flu wasn’t on Tim Hanson’s mind when he ... Far fewer cases have been recorded in dogs, and though nearly 1,000 dairy herds have been affected, the disease tends to be milder in cows.

And when walking dogs, it is best to avoid dead or sick animals. Additional information on mitigating the spread of the bird flu can be found here. Meanwhile, Savage Cat issued a warning to their ...

Yes, most cats in the U.S. and other areas where bird flu has been seen are in greater danger now that the weather is warming. More cats will get sick because they will be exposed to the avian flu ...