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A Bird-Flu Vaccine Could Bring Down Egg Prices. Why the Poultry Industry Is Fighting It.
The illness, which infects chickens and many other birds, has pushed egg prices through the roof in the past few months. Advertisement – Scroll to …
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Bird flu: What is known and what do you need to know? – Pierce County Journal
“Biosecurity for highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in cattle includes limiting contact with wild birds, managing animal movement, and …
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Orange Cat’s Look of Pure Confusion as Staffy Pup Invades Cat Tree Is Way Too Cute
Can Cats Eat Chocolate?How to Protect Cat from Bird Flu5 Common Dog and Cat AilmentsIs My Cat Depressed? … They are not called Pet Trees, and thus are …
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Ohio researcher explains how bird flu spreads among flocks – WDTN.com
“Wild bird’s influenza is spread through a fecal, oral route and so birds it is in their digestive tracts and its shed in their feces. And then …
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Bird flu detected in owl in Wake County – WRAL.com
Bird flu has been detected in a great horned owl in Wake County, according to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.
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Possible evidence of windborne H5N1 viral infections in chickens – Phys.org
The evidence is circumstantial, but the team suggests the virus could have hitched a ride on a bit of dust from hay exposed to wild bird excrement.
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DNR suspects bird flu in recent Lower Michigan waterfowl die-offs | Outdoors
LANSING – Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has recently sampled dead wild birds suspected to be positive for highly pathogenic avian …
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NYC updates bird flu precautions: What pet owners need to know about protecting their cat
Other risks to avoid include exposure to infected wild birds or poultry and exposure to infected livestock and their environments. No vaccine is …
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U.S. chickens need vaccine amid bird flu spike, Michigan’s largest egg producer says
… wild birds or rodents. If avian influenza is suspected in domestic birds, caretakers are advised to contact MDARD immediately at 800-292-3939 …
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