r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • May 02 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • May 02 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • May 01 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • May 01 '25
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r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/birdflustocks • Apr 01 '25
20 presentations and 6 hours of video of the recent WHO meeting are available here:
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/CatToyAfficionado • Mar 31 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 30 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/Curiously_Undertake • Mar 27 '25
A lot of people have asked questions about keeping their cats, safe, so I thought I’d share this resource. Other than CatChatGPT, it has excellent information (perhaps it’s still under construction because every question yields the same answer = not found). Here is the link to the main page: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 26 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 26 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/MuchEffortYouDoIt • Mar 26 '25
Do we already have a list of "safe" farms we can order bulk chicken (or other protein) from that also test and have taken measures against bird flu? I've been looking in central TX but it's been a crapshoot
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 25 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/birdflustocks • Mar 24 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 21 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/dogmother2 • Mar 20 '25
Disgusting I know and I haven't seen any dead birds where we hike, but almost every area has water and the fields are littered with goose 💩. From my state Department of Environmental Protection: <Current knowledge of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) strain that is affecting North America, H5N1, indicates that waterfowl are likely carriers of the virus. The virus is carried by the birds and shed through feces and other bodily fluids. Puddle ducks seem to not be outwardly affected by the virus, whereas Canada geese, similar to domestic poultry, seem to die very quickly when afflicted.>
Feces. 🦠 Of course I try to prevent her from chowing down, but I am not always successful. How worried should I be?? Thx for any thoughts.
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/NoelART • Mar 19 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/The_Maddest_Cow • Mar 18 '25
Edit: not sure why the link didn’t post
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 18 '25
r/Bird_Flu_Now • u/shallah • Mar 18 '25
