Does avian influenza affect wild birds? Find out if you need to take down bird feeders. Plus learn the risk to backyard ...

“Having a bird feeder out is not harmful, as long as you keep your feeders clean,” says Schuler. “There are recommendations ...

Bird flu is continuing to spread in animals across the U.S. Here's what you need to know about the current situation.

A guide to increasing the biosecurity of your poultry flocks through using Neogen® Viroxide Super™. Growing threats of Avian ...

Public health experts share concerns that the H5N1 bird flu outbreak could turn into a pandemic. What to know after Louisiana ...

Experts urge to prepare for possible new pandemic spreading in all 50 states: new H5N1 bird flu outbreak in cows, human infections. What to know ...

If you really want to feed wild birds, you need to have the feeder in an area that your cat or dog is not able to access.

Symptoms of the bird flu usually appear between two days and a week after being exposed, according to the AAFP. They're ...

Another major obstacle to vaccinating poultry is that the antibody tests that many countries use to look for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza are often unable to distinguish a sick bird from one ...

Most recent cases of bird flu in the U.S. have caused pink eye and mild respiratory symptoms. The virus has been circulating in wild birds for some time. There are several subtypes of avian flu.

A new genotype of avian influenza, D1.1, emerged in wild migratory birds in September 2024 and subsequently spread to domestic poultry. This new variant has had severe consequences: The bird flu ...