Breaking: Avian Influenza Strikes Dairy Cows Across America! What You Need to Know
Dr. Michael Payne, a researcher and outreach coordinator at the Western Institute of Food Safety and Security (WIFSS) a center within the University of California’s School of Veterinary Medicine, and the Director of the California Dairy Quality Assurance Program, an industry, academic regulatory partnership which promotes the health and welfare of livestock, provides insights into the behavior of the influenza virus: "Traditionally, mammals are considered dead-end hosts for the Influenza virus. While infected, mammals typically do not spread the virus to other animals. However, the recent cases in Michigan and Idaho suggest the possibility of lateral transmission between cows. Authorities are conducting extensive sampling and testing to confirm this."
Human Vaccine Slashes TB Transmission in Cows – Milk Safe Again?
In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have found that a vaccine commonly used to combat tuberculosis (TB) in humans is remarkably effective in reducing the spread of the disease among livestock, offering new hope in the fight against bovine tuberculosis. Published in the prestigious journal Science, this study unveils a potential game changer in the battle to safeguard both animal and human health.
Game-Changer Alert: AABP Unveils Groundbreaking Guidelines for Veterinary Technicians in Bovine Practice
In a move set to revolutionize bovine veterinary care, the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) has rolled out a set of groundbreaking guidelines aimed at maximizing the role of credentialed veterinary technicians (CVTs) in bovine practice.
BREAKING: First-Ever U.S. Case of Avian Flu Hits Domestic Goats
In a startling revelation, the Minnesota Board of Animal Health (MBAH) announced on March 20th that a juvenile goat on a Minnesota farm has tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), marking the first instance of the virus in a domestic ruminant in the United States.
Shocking Study Reveals: The Truth Behind Canine Vaccination Myths!
In a startling revelation shaking the foundation of pet care, a recent study published in the renowned online journal Vaccine has uncovered a troubling trend among dog owners: more than 37 percent believe that canine vaccinations could lead to their pets developing autism. This eyebrow-raising belief, deemed erroneous by animal health experts, is just the tip of the iceberg in a growing wave of anti-vax sentiment permeating the pet community.
Bulldogs Banned?! New Legislation Could Outlaw America's Favorite Pups
French bulldogs, pugs, and bulldogs: adored by millions for their adorable looks, yet plagued by health woes. Now, the picturesque pooches face a potential ban in New Hampshire as lawmakers gear up to vote on groundbreaking legislation aimed at curbing their breeding.
The bill, proposed by New Hampshire Representative Ellen Read, targets breeds with short noses, citing concerns over their susceptibility to breathing issues and associated suffering. With bulldogs and their counterparts often grappling with conditions like brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, the legislation aims to protect both the welfare of the dogs and the pockets of unsuspecting owners.