Friday, June 16, 2017

ABC13 : reported that Three cases of dog flu confirmed in Harris County

Veterinarians are sending out an alert to all pet owners as three cases of dog flu have been confirmed in Harris County.The symptoms are similar to humans - high fever, cough and nasal discharge.Dog flu can be spread between animals or food bowls, which is why veterinarians recommend avoiding places like grooming salons, day care and dog parks.Vaccines are available for dog flu.


Asheville animal hospital fights back against deadly dog flu


Asheville animal hospital fights back against deadly dog flu
(Photo credit: WLOS staff)A local animal hospital is fighting back against the deadly canine flu outbreak getting closer and closer to the mountains. Canine influenza hasn't made its way to the mountains yet, but Dr. David Thompson, with Animal Hospital of North Asheville, isn't taking any chances. His hospital just wrapped up a week-long clinic, providing the vaccine to his patients for about $80. Thompson said after the original shot, his patients will need to return in a couple weeks for the booster shot. With the dog days of summer approaching, vacation getaways could be prime spots for pets to come into contact with infected dogs.

Three cases of highly contagious dog flu confirmed in Harris County

Three cases of highly contagious dog flu confirmed in Harris CountyAfter confirming an initial two cases of canine influenza virus (CIV) in Texas, the Texas A&M Veterinary medical Diagnostic Laboratory (TVMDL) has confirmed three more cases in Harris County. less Average claimed per year: $1,087The French bulldog, or "Frenchie," requires minimal maintenance, but it is highly susceptible to many health conditions. Along with high costs to feed this giant canine, medical costs associated with canine hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, histiocytosis and osteochondritis dissecans, top the charts. The breed is predisposed to many health issues, including canine hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, gastric torsion, osteosarcoma and subaortic stenosis. less Average claimed per year: $1,294The Newfoundland, a giant purebred considered cheerful, gentle and intelligent is moderately easy to train.


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