FDA Confirms H5N1 in RAWR Raw Cat Food: Nearly 70 Feline Cases Nationwide in 2025
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FDA Confirms H5N1 in RAWR Raw Cat Food: Nearly 70 Feline Cases Nationwide in 2025

The FDA has confirmed H5N1 avian influenza (bird flu) in two lots of RAWR Raw Cat Food Chicken Eats after a San Francisco cat tested positive and was euthanized. Nearly 70 cats in the U.S. have been infected with H5N1 in 2025, many linked to raw pet food or raw milk. The affected lots (CCS 25 077 and CCS 250 093) were distributed nationwide in frozen 2.5-lb bags. While no human cases have been connected to handling raw pet food, veterinarians are urged to caution clients about the risks of raw diets and monitor cats for respiratory or neurologic illness.

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H5N1 in Cats: What You’re Missing and How to Protect Your Patients
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H5N1 in Cats: What You’re Missing and How to Protect Your Patients

Discover the latest on H5N1 (avian influenza) in cats, including how the virus spreads, its clinical signs, and how veterinarians can diagnose and treat infected animals. Learn the zoonotic risks, preventative measures, and what you need to do to protect both your feline patients and their owners. Stay updated on this deadly virus with essential facts and expert advice for veterinary professionals.

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