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Warning issued to pet owners in Australia as deadly bird flu strain detected on mainland for first time
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The detection of bird flu on the Australian mainland has significant implications for pet owners, as the virus can potentially spread to cats and dogs through direct contact with infected birds or contaminated food. While instances of bird flu transmission to pets have been rare in other parts of the world, the risk is still present, particularly if pets are fed raw meat or come into contact with infected wildlife. As a result, pet owners in Australia are being advised to take precautions to protect their animals from potential infection.
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Warning issued to pet owners in Australia as deadly bird flu strain detected on mainland for first time
Virus can be fatal to cats and dogs, though overseas infections in pets have been infrequent and mostly linked to animals eating infected birds or raw meat
29 Jun, 11:28
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