#animal-health

#animal-health

The current strain of bird flu, H5N1, has become a 'super virus' in its spread among animals and poses a potential risk of a human pandemic.

Bird flu detected in U.S. pigs raises concerns about possible human health risks, emphasizing the need for ongoing surveillance.

The current risk to public health remains low, but the situation underscores the importance of vigilance in monitoring animal viruses.

The bird flu virus H5N1 has acquired mutations allowing it to spread among mammals, posing a risk for large-scale infections in various mammalian species, including humans.

California dairy herds contracted H5N1 bird flu likely through cattle transport, not infected birds, with low risk to human health.

Farmers have resorted to extreme measures to treat sick cows affected by the bird flu outbreak, reflecting a dire situation on dairy farms.

Tracking pets can provide health insights, but excessive data might lead to stress for pet owners.

Cats are obligate carnivores and cannot derive all essential nutrients from plants, making a vegan diet challenging.

Feeding cats a vegan diet requires careful formulation to ensure all essential nutrients are met.

Animals play a crucial role in society, providing companionship, comfort, therapy, and food production, while the animal health industry continues to innovate for their well-being.

An abandoned walrus calf, found by hunters, is recovering at the Alaska SeaLife Center after being rescued from dehydration and malnutrition.

Birds are attracted to food left near doorways, but feeding them is discouraged due to health risks.

If a bird enters a home, calm removal is essential to prevent injuries.

California's dairy industry faces significant challenges due to a combined attack from avian flu and extreme heat, resulting in higher cow mortality.

The Tulare County dairy industry is facing a severe challenge with the spread of H5N1, leading to increased mortality among livestock.

H5N1 bird flu poses an increasing risk to dairy cattle and may threaten animal and human health without urgent policy changes.

H5N1 is spreading beyond poultry, now found in cows and indoor cats, indicating a growing public health concern.

Two cases of raccoon roundworm infection reported in Los Angeles County; risk to public remains low, but caution is advised due to high infection rates in raccoons.

Collaborative research is essential in addressing animal diseases and their implications for agriculture and public health.

Greece's BTV3 bluetongue virus outbreak poses a significant threat to livestock farming.

Boki the bear is undergoing the first brain surgery of its kind in the UK to treat hydrocephalus, crucial for his survival.

Advanced veterinary software is improving operational efficiency and the quality of care in animal clinics.

The livestock industry can align with sustainability through innovative animal health solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance food security.

London is now a Bluetongue Virus control zone to prevent disease spread and protect livestock.

European countries are seeing a sharp increase in Bluetongue virus cases affecting sheep and cattle, raising concerns among farmers.

Seven quarter horses were euthanized at Los Alamitos due to an outbreak of equine infectious anemia, prompting a state investigation and strict biosecurity measures.

The U.S. dairy industry faces challenges in dealing with a bird flu outbreak, as the egg industry offers lessons in biosecurity measures.

Dozens of tigers and other animals in southern Vietnam died due to H5N1 bird flu after being fed sick chicken.

H5N1 bird flu has led to the deaths of several big cats in Vietnamese zoos, raising concerns over wildlife health and safety.

Avian influenza has been detected in California dairy cows, prompting quarantine measures, but officials assure that the state's milk supply remains safe.

Highly pathogenic bird flu affecting US cows detected in multiple states.

Virus transmitted from wild birds to cows; limited confirmed cases in humans with low risk to the general public.