L.A. County public health officials are warning people to not feed their pets the brand, which was sold at several local farmers markets.
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‘Worrisome’ mutations found in H5N1 bird flu virus isolated from Canadian teenager
Genetic analysis of H5N1 bird flu virus that infected a Canadian teenager shows ‘worrisome’ mutations, new studies reveal.
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More Bird Flu Found in Raw Pet Food – MyNewsLA.com
Pet owners are being asked to immediately throw out Monarch Raw Pet Food after H5 bird flu virus was found in product samples, health officials …
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Canadian Teen Recovers From Severe H5N1 Bird Flu Infection – MedPage Today
It was clade 2.3.4.4b, genotype D1.1, which was most closely related to wild birds in British Columbia from around the same time. This is the same …
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Pima Animal Shelter screens for bird flu, has warning for pet owners – KJZZ
Bird flu symptoms in cats include fever and lethargy, and unfortunately, it can be fatal. Wilcox says pet owners are encouraged to keep their pets …
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Sedgwick County Zoo temporarily closes Tropics building to prevent bird flu – KSN-TV
The Kansas Department of Agriculture recommends that anybody avoid contact with wild birds and never touch a dead bird. Instead, contact wildlife …
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FDA testing aged raw cow’s milk cheese for bird flu – WBTW
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Commissioner Petersen Highlights Key Focus Areas for 2025 | Red River Farm Network
“One other thing that we’re seeing right now too is we’re seeing a return of avian influenza in our wild birds. … Previous ArticleUSDA Tightens Bird …
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Avian flu case found in commerical flock in southeast Nebraska – WOWT
Wild birds can also be …
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Bird flu suspected of killing local geese, swans – FOX 8 News
To report sick or dead wild birds suspected of having bird flu, call the division at 1-800-WILDLIFE (1-800-945-3543) or visit ODNR’s website.
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