… Wildlife Foundation, Cotswold Wildlife Park, the Knepp estate and Wadhurst Park. … These drew in wild birds, and the first free-flying pairs hatched …
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Popular pet food products recalled over bird-flu threat – NY Post
“People who fed [their] cats the recalled products should watch for symptoms of bird flu, including fever, lethargy, low appetite, reddened or …
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Bird flu virus may survive aging process in raw milk cheese – UPI.com
There’s a new reason to steer clear of raw cheese: New research shows it can harbor the infectious bird flu virus for months.
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What the extraordinary medical know-how of wild animals can teach us | New Scientist
Birds do it, chimps do it, even monarch butterflies do it – and by paying more attention to how animals self-medicate, we can find new treatments …
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Current antivirals likely less effective against severe infection caused by bird flu in cows’ milk
Read new research showing that current antivirals do not work well against bird flu found in cow’s milk, and the route of infection affects …
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Cat food sold in Pennsylvania recalled due to possible bird flu risk; Here’s what we know
(WHTM) — Savage Pet is recalling several boxes of their chicken cat food due to potentially containing the bird flu virus. Savage Pet announced …
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UN agency warns of ‘unprecedented’ bird flu threat as H5N1 virus jumps to mammals
While wild birds play a key role in transmission, evidence also points to high-density poultry farming as a factor that can accelerate outbreaks …
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Another pet food brand recalls cat food for bird flu risk – KATV
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Another pet food brand has issued a recall for cat food due to possible contamination from bird flu. In early March, Wild …
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Bird in N.B. dies of Avian flu | Country 94
A bird sent to the Atlantic Wildlife Institute for treatment has died of Avian Flu. The Institute says a Red B…
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US reports first outbreak of deadly H7N9 bird flu since 2017 | Reuters
“Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H7N9 of North American wild bird lineage was detected in a commercial broiler breeder chicken flock in …
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