Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, has primarily been a disease affecting birds, but in recent years, its potential to infect mammals, including cats, has raised significant concerns. In Iceland the emergence of avian influenza in domestic and wild cats presents new challenges for both public health and veterinary professionals.

La entrada Avian Influenza in cats in Iceland: a growing concern se publicó primero en aviNews, the global poultry magazine.

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