Veterinarians say the risk for bird flu in cats and dogs is rare, but there are some precautions you can take. Author: newscentermaine.com.
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Bird flu: How to keep your pets safe – YouTube
Veterinarians say the risk for bird flu in cats and dogs is rare, but there are some precautions you can take.
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State agencies brief legislators on bird flu threat in Maryland
Avian flu remains mostly out of concern as the wild bird population could spread it. … State officials have found one dead wild bird in every Eastern …
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner: With bird flu, state is ‘doing it right’ | KXAN Austin
Bird flu is behind rising egg prices nationwide, as growers cull flocks to contain the virus, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
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Flock of domestic birds euthanized in Washington County after lab confirms H5N1 avian flu
Wild birds are a known and common vector for the flu. Rhode Island sits on the Atlantic Flyway, a major throughway for birds migrating from north to …
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Americans grapple with egg shortage as bird flu devastates flocks – NY Post
Eggs are in short supply and pasture-raised eggs are even harder to find due to bird flu.
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H5N1 influenza in cats: Transmission, diagnosis, and prevention – AAHA
These animals were likely infected through exposure to sick wild birds such as grackles and pigeons found dead or dying near the farms. Not long after …
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John Ball Zoo taking precautions against bird flu | wzzm13.com
HPAI is a highly contagious virus that can spread from flock to flock through equipment, wild birds, contact with infected animals and on clothing of …
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UT Veterinary College stops accepting wild birds due to bird flu threat – WATE
UTCVM says people should not touch, handle, or transport wild birds. If you find a sick or injured wild bird, contact the Tennessee Wildlife Resources …
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Oregon cat euthanized after contracting bird flu, 2nd to die with virus in 2 months – OPB
Officials believe a Washington County that was recently euthanized contracted avian flu from exposure to wild ducks or geese. Bradley W. Parks / OPB.
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