Oregon Man sues pet food company allegedly killing cats with bird flu

A man in Oregon, after death from the bird flu, this week filed a lawsuit against the wild coastal pet. Costume, the company has deceived consumers because the food consumption of raw chicken cats, the H5N1 potential deaths such as potential death consumption.

The court provided by Tim Hanson, veterinary bill and seekers of less than $ 8,000 covering compensation for legal payments CTVB 7 in Oregon. Hanson accepted his cat Kira in 2021, and his cats usually feed their cats like a chicken that killed his cats cats cats, “he said. The benefits of the health benefits that Hanson believes can come from raw chicken is not completely clear.

Hanson, KTVB said in January that in January, the wild coastal pet food took the brand food products, but in early February, Kira stopped eating. Hanson told him to report on February 5. Kira was so sick, was to be euthanized on February 9.

The wild coast located in Washington, 16 oz and 24 oz, 24 oz bogless free for cats for cats for cats for cats. The food was sold in Washington and Oregon.

Warning of reminder posted on the FDA website:

People who feed pets are in pets, fever, lethargy, low appetite, fried or inflamed eyes, wakefulness and nasal movements, hard body movements, seizures, seizures, coordination or blindness. After nutrition of this product, people who have pets demonstrating these signs should contact their veterinarians.

The spread of bird flu seems most sensitive among pets, which are up to h5n1, mostly among pets, because it became devastating for many cat owners. Many cats from New York to Oregon are more likely to be more likely to death from disease.

No man in the United States did not contact the food flu in the nutrients, at least as much as he can. But it seems that the cats received from the consumption of raw food. US health agencies tested both milk and beef and both for human consumption, milk pasture and beef is safe for human consumption as much as bird flu.

There is no evidence of the spread of bird flu in the United States, but there is concern that a mutation may allow this to happen. Americans have 70 cases of documented H5N1 documents with a death. These cases were closed with forty rocks, 24 were followed by poultry farms, two business lives and wild birds and three cases are still unknown.

The wild coast did not answer questions about e-mail on Friday. Gizmodo will update this article if we hear.