The deaths of two cats in New York City from bird flu highlight an alarming spread of the virus, which has already devastated poultry and cattle. Investigators are unsure how the cats contracted the virus, with potential sources including unpasteurized food and contact with infected birds. Although history has shown that the virus can infect domestic animals, the current health risk to humans is deemed low. The health commissioner emphasizes that the virus does not yet spread between people, but the situation is being closely monitored.
The recent deaths of two pet cats in New York City from bird flu signal a worrying spread of the virus affecting animals and humans.
Health officials indicated that the transmission routes for bird flu in cats include exposure to infected birds, unpasteurized milk, and contaminated food.
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