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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Officials in California say child may have become sick with bird flu from raw milk
County officials in California are urging the public to not consume unpasteurized, raw milk because it may have caused a bird flu infection in a …
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Bird flu deaths reported at Wildlife World Zoo | FOX 10 Phoenix
Several animals at a West Valley zoo have died as a result of bird flu. FOX 10’s Kenzie Beach reports.
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This weekend in Akron: Christmas Bird Count Walk
This weekend in Akron: Christmas Bird Count Walk. Things to do Oct. 13-15, plus Akron celebrates its bicentennial and the mayor activates warming …
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Bird flu could be spreading to horses undetected, study finds – Sky News
Bird flu antibodies have been found in blood samples taken from horses in Mongolia, meaning horses anywhere could be vulnerable in areas where …
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Oregon commercial dairy farms will start testing for bird flu weekly – OPB
Those birds usually catch the virus from wild migratory waterfowl. Though there are no known active cases in Oregon, officials don’t want to have to …
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