Bird Flu Outbreak: New Jersey Cats Infected, Health Officials Warn
2025-03-07
NJ.com
The bird flu outbreak continues to spread across the US, with New Jersey cats being the latest to be infected. The disease, which can be transmitted through contact with wild birds or poultry, has been detected in all 50 states, affecting not only cats but also dairy cows and other animals. As the outbreak affects commercial poultry and backyard flocks, health officials urge caution and surveillance to prevent further spread of the avian influenza virus, a type of animal disease that can have significant impacts on animal health and the poultry industry
