@AHEMproject is organizing an African Swine Fever (ASF) #emergency#preparation course to prepare veterinary staff and inspectors who might be involved in preventing, investigating, diagnosing, and responding to an African swine fever (ASF) outbreak if one were to occur. 🐖🐖
@AHEMproject organise un cours de #préparation à l'urgence #peste porcine africaine (PPA) pour préparer le personnel vétérinaire et les inspecteurs qui pourraient être impliqués dans la prévention, l'enquête, le diagnostic et la réponse à une épidémie de peste porcine africaine.
"There is a risk that the virus could become endemic in the Americas, presenting challenges for managing continuing risks to poultry and wildlife in Canada, and increasing the potential for spillover to humans."
@QuinnRausch@CahssCanada You were awesome @QuinnRausch, great presentation and very surprising how many breeders are feeding young puppies raw meat and unpasteurized milk.
(2/2) Thank you to @CEZD_CMEZ and various updates, including #H5N1 in #cats in #Poland. You can read CEZD discipline reports for #companion#animals on their website at: https://t.co/57KEPWkNfc.
(1/2) Lots of great information/resource sharing and discussion on our @CahssCanada#Companion#Animal#surveillance network call today. Thank you @QuinnRausch for presenting your project on raw food feeding behaviours in Canadian breeders.
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Finland reports H5N1 avian flu in blue foxes on fur farm
Blue fox are the most common fur animal farmed in Finland, and officials say wild birds are the likely source of the virus.
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Photo: NTNU, Per Harald Olsen / Flickr cc
Avian influenza H5n1 on five (!!) fur farms in Finland. Apparently no control measures except “ people need to be carefull”. Astounding. We do not learn from the past. GUESS WHAT: passaging wildly may generate mammalian adapted h5n1. Not good…. https://t.co/AhFCo60ZTt
(1/2) Disease alert: Equine infectious anemia case in Cariboo, British Columbia, July 7, 2023. Visit the equine disease dashboard for more information https://t.co/S5IYghn1hG. Thank you @InspectionCan for providing the case information.
(1/2) Notifications de maladies : cas d'anémie infectieuse équine à Cariboo, en Colombie-Britannique, le 7 juillet 2023. Visitez le tableau de bord des maladies équines pour plus d'informations https://t.co/S5IYghn1hG.
@weese_scott Looks like some of it might be related to feeding raw meat to cats. In this report two of the cats were indoor only. https://t.co/RUIgVYUxEF
What’s new with the WeCAHN beef network: salt toxicity case and reminder; ergot toxicity cases; issues with darting on pasture; importance of core vaccines. Summary: https://t.co/SH9VpS3h5Z Report: https://t.co/GM0KUA3ic5
A few more thoughts about the report of a possible outbreak of H5N1 avian flu in cats.
Big questions:
- Were these actually H5N1 ?
- Was this one event (e.g. a bunch of cats exposed to the same source) or multiple spillovers?
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CAHSS Director (interim) Dr. Doris Leung presented at the @CEZD_CMEZ monthly call today: "A Ticking Time Bomb: Preparing Canada for the Asian longhorned tick". We are looking forward to continuing to share information of ALHT and how to prepare #Canada for this #invasive pest.