The Forest and Wildlife Prevention Department has sent a team to the site, and a cage trap has been set up near the area where the wild cats were last seen The Tribune, now published from ...

Europe may seem an unlikely home for large wild cats, yet its forests, mountains, and islands harbor a variety of felines that have adapted to human presence. Among them is the Iberian lynx ...

Cats aren't quite getting "high," Anderson said, though they might appear that way. Some research does suggest the essential oil in catnip that causes them to go wild for it does so by activating ...

These are prime hunting times in the wild, so domesticated cats retain this instinct, even if they live indoors. If your cat regularly gets the zoomies at night, increasing their physical activity ...

As of Jan. 31, 2025, 150 wild and domestic cats have been detected with the disease since 2022, according to an analysis of USDA data. Among domestic cats that contracted bird flu, most were feral ...

Wild Coast Pet Foods, a company based in Olympia, Washington, is expanding its recall of raw-meat products that might be contaminated with bird flu, following several fatal cases in cats this winter.

These Rare Wild Cats Developed Incredible Survival Traits Posted: 2 March 2025 | Last updated: 2 March 2025 Rare wild cats across the globe have evolved unique traits to help them survive in ...

The other is being treated by a veterinarian. According to the Washington State Department of Agriculture, pet owners reported feeding the cats Wild Coast Raw food, which was identified as a ...

What is Bird Flu in Cats? Bird flu, also called H5N1 avian influenza, is a flu virus. It causes severe illness and death in all types of birds, particularly wild birds, ducks, geese, and chickens.

The virus was found in both the cats and food samples, including unopened containers, they said. As a result, Wild Coast Pet Foods is recalling Boneless Free Range Chicken Formula Lot #22660 and ...

By 1995, the population had dropped to 20 to 30 wild cats, according to the National Park Service. The past year was deadly for endangered Florida panthers. Why aren’t there more wildlife crossings?