Published: Dec. 12, 2024, 9:18 a.m.. US-NEWS-CALIF-MIGRATION-AVIAN-FLU-GET. Bird flu is common in wild birds and is spread during migrations. It’s …
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Oregon will start testing raw milk this week for bird flu – Salem Reporter
… bird flu — the H5N1 virus — which is common in wild birds and spread during migrations. The department did not say how many processors will be …
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Snow Geese in Henderson County | WPKY
… wild birds, it is more dangerous due to their high transmission potential. … John Brunjes, migratory bird program coordinator for Kentucky Fish and …
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Wildlife World Zoo: 5 animals dead from bird flu | FOX 10 Phoenix
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health on Wednesday said deadly bird flu cases were found at the Wildlife World Zoo.
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Five animals dead after testing positive for bird flu at Wildlife World Zoo – YouTube
Officials say the Wildlife World Zoo identified ill animals and brought them to the Arizona Department of Agriculture to undergo testing.
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If raw milk is at risk for bird flu, what about raw milk cheese? – CNN
As the government begins testing raw milk to test bird flu spread amongst cattle, some have wondered — is it safe to eat raw milk cheese?
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Phillips Pet Food & Supplies partners with Hagen Group for exclusive US distribution
Three Hagen brands: the Catit line, Bionic Dog Toys and Hari bird products have begun shipping through Phillips distribution facilities across the …
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Avian flu causes widespread wild bird deaths in Idaho | Boise State Public Radio
Idaho’s Department of Fish and Game says suspected avian flu outbreaks statewide are leading to thousands of wild bird deaths.
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Study Warns That Cats Might Be Bird Flu Carriers – HealthDay
While there is no evidence that cats have transmitted H5N1 to humans, researchers caution that these pets may still present a risk. If a cat were …
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Bird of the Month: Pinyon Jay | Audubon Southwest
The “Blue Crow” trailed behind the Burrowing Owl during the 2024 Audubon Southwest Bird of the Year contest.
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