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Alarm Spreads Through Europe as Bird Flu Kills Cat
Alarm is spreading across Europe after the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu apparently killed a cat in Germany, the first time the virus has jumped species on the continent.

Scientists said they did not believe the case of the German cat increased the risks to human health from a virus which is known to have killed at least 93 people since late 2003.

However, one expert advised cat owners to keep their pets indoors in affected regions. Germany's Federal Research Institute for Animal Health said it was still conducting tests to see whether the virus was the deadly H5N1 strain. --courtesy nzherald

Cat Owners Ordered to Keep Pets Indoors
Germany ordered cat owners yesterday to keep their animals indoors to prevent the spread of bird flu among cats. The move followed the announcement that a dead cat found on the Baltic island of Rügen had tested positive for H5N1 - the deadly strain of bird flu.
Gerd Lindemann, Germany's deputy agriculture minister, said the order applied to all cats and dogs within a 1.8 mile (3km) radius of infected bird cases. All cats have to remain indoors, while dogs have to be kept on a leash, he said. In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the worst-affected state in the north-east of Germany which includes Rügen, officials said yesterday they would start rounding up stray cats. Till Backhaus, the state agriculture minister, said there would be "no targeted hunting of cats".

But he said that stray cats discovered in affected areas would be caught or "dealt with using other measures", raising the possibility that they could be shot.
The World Health Organisation urged caution yesterday and said there was no reason to believe the virus could be transmitted between cats and humans.

But there was little doubt that bird flu is spreading across Europe. Switzerland reported its second case yesterday from a dead swan. In France, where wild birds and poultry in the south-east have tested positive for H5N1, Dominique de Villepin, the prime minister, asked cat owners not to let their pets stray into bird-flu areas. The cat in Rügen was discovered last week by a farmer close to where several dead swans have been found. The farmer was reported yesterday to be under observation by health officials. --courtesy Guardian Unlimited

Bird Flu Fears for Pets
Berlin - Germany on Wednesday ordered that cats be kept indoors and dogs on leashes in bird flu-hit areas in five states, after a dead cat was found to have the feared H5N1 strain of the virus.

The government said the order would immediately take effect in a 3km radius of all areas where wild birds infected with the virus have been found.

"Those states in which H5N1 has been found in wild birds, should enforce these measures immediately," the government's bird flu crisis team said in a statement after meeting in Berlin.

The H5N1 virus was first detected in Germany in mid-February among wild swans on the Baltic Sea island of Ruegen, in the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Since then it has spread to two other states in the north, as well as the country's two southernmost provinces, Bavaria and Baden-Wuerttemberg.

Bird flu has also been found around Berlin.

On Wednesday, Germany's leading centre for disease control said it was almost certain that a dead cat found on Ruegen had carried the highly pathogenic form of H5N1 which can kill humans.

The final test results on the cat were expected later on Wednesday.

The feline is the first mammal in the European Union in which H5N1 has been detected, but experts have said it is still unclear whether this created a greater risk of infection for humans.
 

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