Can cats spread H5N1 to people?
There is currently no evidence that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza in humans have been linked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations of cats have been reported. All reported influenza A (H5N1) infections in cats reported appear to have been associated with outbreaks in domestic or wild birds and acquired through ingestion of raw infected meat.
There is no evidence to date that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza in humans have been linked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations of cats have been reported. All of the influenza A (H5N1) infections in cats reported to date appear to have been associated with outbreaks in domestic or wild birds and acquired through ingestion of raw infected meat.back to section Q.
There is no evidence to date that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza A (H5N1) in humans have been linked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations of cats have been reported. Because the virus sheds via feces and respiratory secretions from infected cats, there is a theoretical risk of cat to human transmission.
There is no evidence to date that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza in humans have been linked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations of cats have been reported. All of the influenza A (H5N1) infections in cats reported to date appear to have been associated with outbreaks in domestic or wild birds and acquired through ingestion of raw meat from an infected bird. What is the risk to humans or other species from cats infected with avian influenza H5N1 virus? There is no evidence to date that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza in humans have been linked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations of cats have been reported. All of the influenza A (H5N1) infections in cats reported to date appear to have been associated with outbreaks in domestic or wild birds and acquired through ingestion of raw infected meat. What is the current risk that a cat in the United States will become infected with influe
There is no evidence to date that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza in humans have beenlinked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations ofcats have been reported. All of the influenza A (H5N1) infections in cats reported to date appear to have been associatedwith outbreaks in domestic or wild birds and acquired through ingestion of raw meat from an infected bird. What is the risk to humans or other species from cats infected with avian influenza H5N1 virus? There is no evidence to date that cats can spread H5N1 to humans. No cases of avian influenza in humans have beenlinked to exposure to sick cats, and no outbreaks among populations ofcats have been reported. All of the influenza A (H5N1) infections in cats reported to date appear to have been associatedwith outbreaks in domestic or wild birds and acquired through ingestion of raw infected meat. What is the current risk that a cat in the United States will become infected with influenza A
