Pancytopenia: Vets struggle with mystery cat illness after beloved pets die

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Pancytopenia: Vets struggle with mystery cat illness after beloved pets die” – below is their description.

The Royal Veterinary College says that at least 528 cases of a strange disease have been found in cats in England in 2021, with some proving fatal.

Some pet food retailers withdraw a suspected dry food brand as a result.

The government is working with the college and the Animal Plant and Health agency and the pet food supply chain to investigate the possible link.

Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/feline-pancytopenia-at-least-330-cats-feared-to-have-died-from-mysterious-illness-linked-to-recalled-pet-food-12373162

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