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Oregon Pet Food Company Recalls Product After Cat Death Linked to Bird Flu

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Northwest Naturals in Portland, Oregon, has issued a voluntary recall of a batch of its raw frozen pet food after tests confirmed it contained the highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) virus. The recall was triggered by the death of a house cat in Washington County, Oregon, which is believed to have contracted bird flu from consuming the contaminated pet food. The Oregon Department of Agriculture warns that the same product was sold in several states, including British Columbia in Canada.

A pet food company in Oregon sent out a voluntary recall after a house cat died from eating its products, which tested positive for bird flu, and the company says the same contaminated batch was sold in British Columbia.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture says in a warning issued on Thursday that tests confirm that a house cat in Washington County was infected with H5N1 and died after consuming the raw frozen pet food sold by Northwest Naturals. Northwest Naturals says customers who have purchased the recalled product should immediately throw away the product.

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Oregon Pet Food Company Recalls Product After Cat Death Linked to Bird FluNorthwest Naturals in Portland, Oregon, has voluntarily recalled a batch of its two-pound Feline Turkey Recipe raw frozen pet food after a house cat in Washington County died from highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (HPAI), confirmed by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. The recall affects products packaged in two-pound plastic bags with “Best if used by” dates between May 21, 2026, and June 23, 2026, and sold in several states including California, Colorado, Washington, and British Columbia. Pet owners are advised to discard the recalled product immediately.
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