Bird flu has been known to cause severe illness and deaths in cats, often through raw food or milk or dead birds. However, the study provides growing …
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Blue, harbor seal at New Bedford’s Buttonwood Park Zoo, dies from bird flu – MassLive.com
Diagnostic testing on Blue showed that he died from complications from the virus, which was likely contracted through contact with an infected wild …
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Burlington County Officials Warn Residents After First Positive Case of Bird Flu Detected
Burlington County, NJ, warns residents of the first positive case of the Bird Flu (Avian Flu H5N1) found in a wild goose.
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Burlington County Officials Warn Residents After First Positive Case of Bird Flu Detected Locally
Burlington County NJ warns residents of avian influenza after the first positive test of bird flu, H5N1, in a wild goose in Pemberton.
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Pet peeve: Three factors that have raised the risk of a bird flu pandemic – The Sydney Morning Herald
Dozens of other cats sickened or killed by bird flu sparked the US Food and Drug Administration in January to order pet food manufacturers to minimise …
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3 more cats diagnosed with suspected bird flu from raw pet food | PetfoodIndustry
Most of the cats in the Portland, Oregon, area infected with avian influenza had eaten raw pet food, said State Veterinarian Ryan Scholz.
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After First Cases, Vineyarders Remain Vigilant for Avian Flu
Health officials are recommending Islanders not feed wild birds and remove bird feeders, birdbaths an anything else that encourage wild birds to …
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1st Bird Flu Case Detected In Burlington Co. | Moorestown, NJ Patch
Pet owners are encouraged to keep dogs and cats from running loose outdoors and away from areas with high concentrations of geese or geese waste.
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Salisbury Zoo Increases Bird Flu Precautions With New Safety Measures – WBOC
Wright added that the zoo is treating all wild birds as potential carriers of avian influenza to protect its animals. … So it is safer at this point …
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Bird flu drives up prices for Upper Valley farms | New Hampshire Public Radio
Transmitted through respiratory droplets and feces in wild birds and livestock, bird flu’s risk to humans remains low. The virus has, however …
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