Rescued Cockatoo, Chloe, is one of those pets, and it’s taken 780 days to finally do the one thing these birds are known for—and it’s a beautiful …
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NYS group helps farmworkers prepare for impacts of avian flu | Fingerlakes1.com
Already detected in New York’s wild birds, a range of wild mammals and multiple poultry farms, the virus could soon hit the state’s dairy industry …
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Bird flu facts for families – Medical Xpress
The virus is known to infect birds around the world. Sometimes, wild birds spread the virus and cause outbreaks on poultry farms. In January 2022, it …
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Should you help a baby bird? Advice from our vet – PetsRadar
Leave it well alone and just make sure to keep your pets away from it (read our feature on how to stop cats killing birds). “The exceptions are swifts …
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HPAI Cases Confirmed in New Jersey Live Bird Markets – Wisconsin Ag Connection
HPAI cases were detected in New Jersey live bird markets, prompting USDA and NJDA action. Learn about response measures, public health risks, …
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‘Bird Flu Buyout’: Get faux eggs at NYC bodegas – YouTube
With prices high and egg shelves empty, New York City bodegas are getting creative. Starting Monday, over 50 bodegas will serve classic breakfast …
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How to protect your pets from bird flu – Popular Science
A subtype of avian influenza, known as H5N1, continues to spread among wildlife, dairy cows, domestic birds, and some pets in a string of global …
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Wild Instincts puts bird flu protocols in place as it prepares for sick birds | WXPR
… Wild Instincts Wildlife Rehabilitation in Rhinelander. That year was when bird flu hit wild species of birds particularly hard in the Northwoods.
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In Houston, Bird Flu Is More than an Avian Farmer Problem – Houstonia Magazine
More than 166 million poultry and 12,000 wild birds have been affected by H5N1 bird flu since its detection in January 2022, according to the Centers …
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‘Bank on the fact’ that more pandemics are coming. Here’s why, and are we ready?
… wild and domestic birds. The potential for viral spillover into humans … SARS, swine flu, bird flu, West Nile virus, Ebola and COVID are all examples.
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