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animal-health
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onegreenplanet.orgworld9 hrs ago
USDA Lifts Export Ban on Pet Dogs to Mexico After Screwworm Detection
The Department of Agriculture reversed a temporary ban on pet dog exports to Mexico three days after New World screwworm was found in the United States. Six confirmed cases have been reported so far.
upi.comscience5 days ago
New World Screwworm Found in Texas Calf
A larva of the new world screwworm was identified in a calf in Texas. A veterinarian at Schwarzman Animal Medical Center addressed questions about the finding.
Usa Todayscience13 days ago
ASPCA Lists Eight Garden Plants Toxic to Dogs
The ASPCA Poison Control fielded more than 12,900 plant-exposure calls involving dogs in 2025. Veterinary toxicologists identified azaleas, sago palms, foxgloves, bluebells, crocuses, yew, hydrangeas and oleander as plants that can cause illness or death.
financialpost.comscience18 days ago
Veterinarians and Trainers Answer Questions on Dog Care
Experts from the Royal Kennel Club and dog training instructors responded to reader questions on dog behavior, diet, insurance, and grooming. The session covered topics including designer dogs and nuclear sclerosis.
bbc.co.ukworld18 days ago
Guernsey vets report two viral diseases in rabbits
Animal welfare staff in Guernsey report increased cases of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Viral Disease and urge owners to vaccinate pets. Officials also highlight ongoing risks from Myxomatosis.
Usa Todayscience20 days ago
Tips for Protecting Dogs From Summer Heat and Hazards
Pet owners can reduce risks to dogs during warmer months by following basic precautions for heat exposure and seasonal pests. USA Today outlined steps to limit heatstroke, insect issues, and contact with harmful outdoor substances.
gizmodo.comscience28 days ago
Experimental study finds high H5N1 and H5N5 viral loads in milk of infected sheep
A study published in Science Advances found that sheep can shed high levels of H5N1 and H5N5 influenza viruses in their milk. Lambs suckling from infected ewes can spread the virus to other udders. @ScienceMagazine reported the findings.
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insidermonkey.comfinance34 days ago
ImmunityBio Reports Record Q1 Revenue Tripling Year-Over-Year Driven by Anktiva
Zoetis reported lower-than-expected first-quarter 2026 results driven by U.S. headwinds and lowered its financial guidance. Separately, ImmunityBio shares dropped 11.46 percent despite record revenue growth from its cancer drug Anktiva.
secretldn.comworld42 days ago
London Zoo Plans Viewing Gallery for Veterinary Procedures on 200th Anniversary
London Zoo, operated by the Zoological Society of London, announced a new £20 million wildlife health facility funded by an anonymous donation. The center will feature the UK's first veterinary hospital viewing gallery, allowing visitors to observe procedures like animal health c…
manilatimes.networld46 days ago
The Farmer's Dog Partners with Walmart for Personalized Dog Food Service
The Farmer's Dog, a pet food company, is expanding its personalized meal plan service to Walmart's online platform. The company was founded after one co-founder's experience with a sick dog that improved on home-cooked meals. This marks the company's first retail partnership afte…
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Vyacheslav_1980 / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)world41 days ago
USDA Confirms New World Screwworm Case in Northern Mexico, 62 Miles from Texas Border
U.S. officials confirmed a case of New World screwworm in Mexico, about 62 miles from the Texas border, marking the northernmost active instance. The risk to the U.S. remains low with no evidence of the parasite in American animals. Health experts detailed symptoms, treatment, an…
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thesouthafrican.comworld61 days ago
Dog Trainer Outlines Seasonal Adjustments for Dog Walking by Breed and Weather
Joe Nutkins, a Kennel Club-accredited dog trainer, explained to Newsweek how seasonal weather affects dog walking routines based on breed characteristics. Factors including coat type, body size and nose shape influence dogs' comfort and safety during walks. He provided recommenda…
washingtonpost.comworld63 days ago
Arizona Reports First Human Plague Case in Apache County Since 2015
Public health officials in Apache County, Arizona, confirmed a human case of plague, the first in the county since 2015 and the only known human infection in the United States in 2026. The patient has recovered after medical treatment, and authorities stated the risk to the publi…