Raw pet food for cats has been identified as a source of bird flu infection in Oregon house cats. The cats became ill starting in early February after consuming raw pet food manufactured by Wild Coast ...

With so many bird species visiting our gardens and a variety of feeders and food options available, it can be tricky for ...

If you’d like to attract wild birds to your yard, putting out a bird feeder is a great start. But to successfully draw in a ...

Wild birds can carry the avian flu without looking sick and spread the virus to poultry birds (such as chickens and turkeys). Among poultry, the virus can cause sickness and death, spread quickly ...

The Minnesota Wild passed their first test without star winger Kirill Kaprizov. They will look to continue that good fortune on Thursday night when they visit the Montreal Canadiens.

As the Minnesota Wild held their morning skate in downtown ... or coaches worried about another likely month-long stretch without high-scoring forward Kirill Kaprizov on the ice, their coach ...

They found that transmission of the virus from wild birds to unvaccinated poultry was more common than transmission to vaccinated poultry, indicating that vaccination does help stem the spread of ...

A wild goose found in Putnam County tested positive for a “case of highly pathogenic avian influenza,” known as H5N1 or bird flu, but risk to the public remains low, the county’s health ...

NECESSARY. USDA’S ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE SPECIALIZES IN ELIMINATING AND REMOVING SICK OR DEAD WILD BIRDS. THEIR STAFF ARE TRAINED TO HANDLE THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH REMOVAL.

It comes as an Avian Influenza Prevention Zone was introduced in Northern Ireland on Saturday following three confirmed cases of bird flu in wild birds in three different countries. Since early ...

An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone has been introduced in Northern Ireland following three confirmed cases in wild birds in three different counties. The order, which came into effect at midday ...

The disease, more commonly referred to as the bird flu, was last positively linked to the death of a wild bird in the Garden State in April 2024, according to the New Jersey Department of Health.