Bhubaneswar: Many pet lovers in the city are choosing exotic birds over traditional choices like dogs and cats due to lack of proper space in …
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Bird Flu and Pet Safety | Food Poisoning News
Keep cats indoors when possible; Remove bird feeders to reduce contact with potentially infected wild birds; Seek immediate veterinary care if …
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Local naturalists warn of probable bird flu cases in Owatonna area wildlife | News
Where others might’ve seen a few dead birds, local naturalist Leanne Alt saw the warning signs of a bird flu outbreak.
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Los Angeles officials warn against raw pet food as H5N1 bird flu infection in cat confirmed
The H5N1 bird flu virus has been found in samples of Monarch Raw Pet Food, and a cat that ate the food is confirmed to have been infected.
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Bird warden ‘captivated’ by remote nature reserve on Calf of Man – BBC
A bird warden who made a remote island off the south coast of the Isle of Man his home for more than a decade was “captivated” by its environment.
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SCORES & OUTDOORS: Brawl at the bird feeding stations – The Town Line Newspaper
Every day we see a plethora of birds coming and going: chickadees, nuthatches, gold finch, cardinals, house finches, the occasional tufted titmouse, …
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FDA to test Raw Milk Cheese for Bird Flu – Food Poison Journal
FDA to test Raw Milk Cheese for Bird Flu · To determine whether viable H5N1 virus is present in the cheese; and · To take follow-up action(s) as needed …
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Speaking of Nature: Last year in bird watching: A review of 2024, a … – Greenfield Recorder
The birds at my feeders were not particularly unusual, but what did mark the month as …
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Make your new year’s resolution a wild one | Wild Neighbors | Port Townsend Leader
The corridor is home to 136 species of birds, including bald eagles, peregrine falcons, great horned owls and pileated woodpeckers; 33 mammal species, …
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Winter Conditions Contribute to Bird Flu Spread – 715Newsroom.com
One UW expert is blaming the warm winter for the spread of the bird flu. Jerry Clark with the extension office at UW-Madison says not as many wild …
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