It is possible but not probable except for people who work directly and regularly with swine and sometimes turkeys.
Yes, an example is the 2009 H1N1 Swine Flu that originated in pigs and spread to humans.
She never had swine flu, it was just ordinary flu
If they have the swine flu at the time, Yes.
In Britain the Swine Flu motto is: CATCH IT BIN IT KILL IT
Not all animals can get the types of flu that people get. Only a few types of animals have caught swine flu. There are different kinds of swine flu, not all of which people or other types of animals can catch. Some animals that have caught swine flu H1N1/09, the pandemic flu of 2009, are cats, dogs, ferrets, poultry and birds. But those that do catch swine flu spread it the same way people spread the flu to each other, through respiratory droplets from sneezes and coughs (this is why you should cover your mouth with a tissue or your elbow if you sneeze or cough). They also can get the flu by coming in contact with flu virus particles that have been released and are on surfaces that they touch. Most domesticated animals that did get the pandemic flu lived very closely with humans, like pet ferrets, dogs and cats living in people's homes while they were sick with the flu.
no!
Most animals are able to fight it off like most people are. There is a vaccine for pigs for one type of swine flu but it is not the same as the pandemic swine flu vaccine.
yes
Yes. Once you have caught swine flu you cannot catch it again.
well it started with the avion flu which mixed with swine flu (the origoinal non-human effecting) then with human flu
If you catch swine flu once, if you catch it again then it won't be as serious.
Catch it Bin it Kill it
Yes pigs and birds can die of swine flu (H1N1). With the pandemic swine flu of 2009, H1N1/09, there were various animals, besides humans, birds and poultry, and pigs, which were known to have had it, such as dogs, cats, ferrets, and one cheetah.