Two cats in two separate New York City households have tested positive for bird flu, the city health department says.

Health officials urged pet owners not to let their felines roam outdoors or feed them raw food or raw milk — common ways ...

Two cats in different households in City were infected with bird flu, the city’s Health Department announced Friday. Officials did not disclose the cats’ conditions and are still investigating how ...

There's a warning for pet owners after the deadly bird flu virus infected at least two cats in New York City. CBS News New ...

Scientists already discovered that raw milk can harbor the infectious H5N1 bird flu virus, but now there’s a new study on its ...

New York City’s wet markets – stores that house and slaughter mostly live poultry – landed in the spotlight last month after ...

Live poultry markets in New Jersey where bird flu was found have reopened after being disinfected. Cat owners get an avian influenza warning.

Farms in Clinton County, New York, remain bird flu-free. It comes as testing and monitoring for avian influenza continues ...

The fairly recent detection of H5N1 avian flu in dairy cattle, however, raises questions about whether the same process can ...

Health authorities say the threat of infection for people remained low even amid the spread of H5N1 virus among birds and ...

FOX 5 NY has confirmed that the health department is looking into two separate incidents of cats testing positive for the bird flu. In one case, the source is believed to be contaminated cat food.

New York City’s health department confirmed two cases in separate households where cats tested positive for the bird flu, officials announced Friday. Acting Commissioner Dr. Michelle Morse released a ...