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Mystery illness affecting dogs in the U.S. isn't in Alberta — but dog owners still encouraged to stay safe - Vimarsana News

Mystery illness affecting dogs in the U.S. isn't in Alberta — but dog owners still encouraged to stay safe

Hundreds of dogs in the U.S. are suffering from an unidentified respiratory sickness, causing local veterinarians and pooch pathologists to keep an eye on the situation south of the border.

Source: cbc.ca
Chicken farmers brace for more cases of avian influenza as wild birds migrate - Vimarsana News

Chicken farmers brace for more cases of avian influenza as wild birds migrate

Alberta chicken farmers are bracing for a second wave of avian flu infection this fall as the death toll among the province’s flocks has surpassed one million. 

Source: cbc.ca
Avian influezna appears to wane in Alberta - Vimarsana News

Avian influezna appears to wane in Alberta

The wave of highly pathogenic avian influenza that caused unusually severe illness in wild birds and lead to the deaths of roughly 950,000 domestic poultry in Alberta appears to have eased.

Alberta's Medicine River Wildlife Centre is treating 2 fox kits that had been infected with avian influenza - Vimarsana News

Alberta's Medicine River Wildlife Centre is treating 2 fox kits that had been infected with avian influenza

A central Alberta wildlife centre is caring for four young foxes, two of which are on the mend after contracting avian flu.

Wild birds showing more symptoms from Avian Influenza, populations not believed threatened - Vimarsana News

Wild birds showing more symptoms from Avian Influenza, populations not believed threatened

Researchers across North America are seeing more serious symptoms among sick birds from this year's highly pathogenic Avian Influenza strain, but population level impacts are not expected.