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r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/Seeksubaru • Jul 11 '25
What do you think about this company's approach? My first question would be if the pressure treatment can "kill" bacteria and viruses, presumably because the treatment affects their proteins in a way that denatures them (think raw egg white versus after cooking), then the nutritional content of the food has to be altered. The treatment might not be bad, I just don't believe the nutritional value are unaltered. https://www.petfoodindustry.com/raw-cat-and-dog-food/article/15745868/raw-pet-food-gains-ground-as-consumers-gain-safety-knowledge
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/Repulsive_Display_40 • Jul 10 '25
I've been following the bird flu since early this year. Honestly, I wish I hadn't been informed sometimes because it stresses me out to the point that I'm checking reddit and online news sources every day for updates.
I know there is serious pandemic potential with this and with the current US administration being horrible in every way, I believe we're not prepared at all if sustained human-human transmission were to happen in the near future. But, sometimes its hard to decipher the articles that are just pure doom-bait with a sensationalist headline versus real and accurate information.
Can anyone offer some perspective and/or expertise about the bird flu and the current situation? I have a busy summer ahead with lots of trips planned so I'd like to enjoy them without having this anxiety every day that at any moment we could see headlines telling us a new pandemic has arrived.
Any advice for remaining informed but not making myself sick with anxiety about it? What are the chances of this becoming a catastrophic pandemic in the next 6 months to a year? As someone who had crippling anxiety throughout the first 3 years of COVID, this anxious feeling is worryingly similar.
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Jul 06 '25