From August 1, 2024, Dogs Being Imported into the United States: Beginning Aug. 1, dogs entering the U.S. from countries that are free of canine rabies can now enter the country if their owners fill out an import form. https://t.co/pQ9aHSiRQO
The good news is that bird flu virus infections in cats are still rare. The bad news is that most reported infections in cats have been very severe is fatal. #OneHealth#cats#veterinarian https://t.co/wXtL0Yl9j7
Veterinary Public Health professionals must engage the public. Communications training is key. New challenges from H5N1 bird flu to outbreaks of measles, the need for good communication and public engagement remains paramount. https://t.co/GTOFTQMoto
As they travel, farm animals leave pathogens in their wake. Scientists report that disease-causing aerosolized bacteria flowed off moving poultry trucks and into the cars behind them. These same conditions risk spreading the zoonotic bird influenza virus. https://t.co/6hdLbTuARU
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dogs has updated its dog importation requirements in an effort to protect public and animal health against a reintroduction of canine rabies into the country. https://t.co/URQPAF0b25 #caninehealth#dogs#veterinarian#OneHealth
Excellent program today by those exploring the novel aspects of the animal health sciences by the National Academies Board Meeting on Animal Health Sciences, Conservation, and Research. https://t.co/h5Qn9QujA2 via @theNASEM#Zoobiquity#OneHealth#veterinarian#canine
Human cases are rare and treatable when caught early. But this Oregon case is a reminder that cat owners and veterinarians in plague-prone places should remain alert to the risks of infection. https://t.co/09fNhEQaYw