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Eight Kittens Killed by Bird Flu. Experts: This Is Proof that the Virus Is Also Transmitted to Mammals
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Eight kittens from the same shelter in the Netherlands have died after being infected with the H5N1 bird flu virus, a rare case that raises concerns among specialists and confirms that the virus can also be transmitted to mammals. Although the risk of infection for cats is considered low, authorities warn that it is not non-existent, and owners are urged to remain vigilant in the face of this unprecedented situation.
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Ashley reads about it in the news on Monday: for the first time, kittens in the Netherlands have died from bird flu. The news hits hard. "It's about our kittens," she says. "My son saw something in one of our kittens' eyes. By the evening, there was a blue haze over it."
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