Cat Food Product Recalled Due to Potential Bird Flu Contamination After 1 Pet Death Is Confirmed
Washington company Wild Coast Raw issued a voluntary recall for its Frozen Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula on March 1, ...
Bird flu cat food recall update: What pet owners need to know about the FDA’s latest warning
A noticed posted by the FDA expands on a public health alert from Washington State warning about the presence of H5N1 in ...
Wild Coast Recalling Raw Cat Food on Bird Flu Contamination Risk, FDA Says
Last month, two house cats in Oregon were euthanized after testing positive for bird flu linked to their consumption of Wild ...
FDA Announces Recall on Cat Food Over Bird Flu Risk
Pet food is a sneaky way that bird flu might pose a risk to you or your pets. If you have this recalled cat food, watch out ...
Cat food recalled due to potential bird flu contamination
Wild Coast has announced a voluntary recall for a brand of its cat food due to potential bird flu contamination.
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Cat Food Recalls 2025: FDA Recalls Cat Food Over Bird Flu Concerns
Check here for a list of all the cat food recalls in 2025 — brands the FDA deemed unsafe and not to be consumed by your furry ...
Cat food recalled due to possible bird flu contamination
The latest recall comes after Portland-based pet food company Northwest Naturals issued a North American recall in December ...
Cat food urgently recalled over bird flu contamination fears
On Saturday, the FDA announced that Wild Coast Raw has recalled its frozen Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula raw cat food ...
Cat food recalled over 'bird flu' risk, should be discarded 'immediately'
While no human infections have been identified among people handling raw pet food products, people can become infected.' ...
Can bird flu kill your cat or spread to you? Experts issue advice after pet food recall
While some cat owners prefer raw diets, most veterinarians caution against feeding pets uncooked meat due to the risk of ...
Bird flu leads to pet food recalls as experts urge caution
A Washington company has recalled pet food products amid the ongoing bird flu outbreaks, as at least two domestic, indoor cats have tested positive in the state.