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Swine vets asked to report H1N1 suspicions to state officials

November 19, 2009

National Report -- The American Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV) is asking veterinarians to reach out to state health officials first if they suspect an H1N1 outbreak in a swine herd.

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Utah cat tests positive for H1N1 flu

November 16, 2009

It's believed to be the second confirmed case in a cat, and its owners had the virus.

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WHO says H1N1 virus could mutate, warns vigilance in watching for symptoms

November 10, 2009

Geneva, Switzerland -- Concerned by the potential of the H1N1 pandemic virus to become more virulent as the pool of viral genes circulates among a number of hosts, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for close monitoring and proper management of animals that exhibit symptoms of respiratory infections.

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MRSA study sparks new questions

November 1, 2009

Owners give a lot to their pets, but are they sharing too much?

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Anemias: Look out for vector-borne diseases

November 1, 2009

A review of anemias in cats, based on a lecture by Dr. Kristy Dowers, "Causes of feline anemia: old and new" at the 2009 ACVIM Forum.

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H1N1 found in Minnesota pigs, Oregon ferret

October 21, 2009

National Report -- Tests confirm that pigs at the recent Minnesota State Fair were infected with H1N1 influenza virus. They are the first swine in the country to be found with the 2009 pandemic virus.

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Flu is for the birds--and the cats and dogs

October 1, 2009

Gone are the days when we can say cats and dogs don't get the flu.

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Research Updates: Investigating the impact of vaccine administration site changes in cats

October 1, 2009

Of the currently marketed feline vaccines, those against rabies and feline leukemia virus (FeLV) have been most commonly implicated in sarcoma development.

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Rabies: My experience

September 28, 2009

Dr. Bud Stuart shares his experience with a rabid patient. Share your experiences and comments.

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