Bird Flu in Domestic Cats: A Growing Threat to Human Health?
2025-02-10
ABC
Since 2022, over 80 house cats have been diagnosed with bird flu, sparking concerns about the potential transmission of the virus to humans. As the number of infected cats continues to rise, experts warn of a possible risk to public health, highlighting the need for increased awareness and precautions to prevent the spread of the disease. With the risk of zoonotic transmission, it's essential to monitor the situation closely and take steps to protect both animal and human health, including practicing good hygiene and seeking veterinary care if symptoms persist, to mitigate the impact of avian influenza and other infectious diseases.
