Bird flu cases continue to be detected in live poultry markets in the city two months after the state temporarily shut them ...

Bird flu is continuing to spread in New York City despite the state’s temporary live market shut down in February — and activists want a total closure of the slaughter houses. At least 4,180 ...

So far, the Department of Agriculture has confirmed a staggering 41 outbreaks this year that struck down entire egg-laying flocks in Arizona, California, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina, ...

Highly pathogenic avian flu (HPAI), also known as bird flu, is a contagious and often ... Bobcats, the elusive felines that roam throughout much of New York State, have been exposed to avian ...

The bird flu outbreak, which has been detected statewide in animals including ducks, geese, squirrels, foxes, raccoons and bobcats, now also is being found in household cats in New York ...

In addition to New York, the recalled chicken boxes were distributed ... People who fed cats the recalled products should watch for symptoms of bird flu. These including fever, lethargy, low ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets area alerting consumers with pets after presence of the Avian Flu, also known as the bird flu was found raw cat food.

Eggs are becoming harder to source across the country as farmers are forced to kill off millions of birds due to an avian flu ...

In 2016, a veterinarian at a New York City animal shelter tested positive for a different strain of bird flu, H7N2, after contact with sick cats. “We need to be aware of these ongoing ...

Kevin Hynes, DEC Wildlife Health Program Leader, spoke on a bird flu outbreak at a recent video conference. Photo via screenshot The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is ...

One year ago, a human infection of bird flu was reported in Texas ... Doug Corwin's family run duck farm in Long Island, New York, was forced to euthanize 100,000 birds in late January after ...

The order came after seven cases of bird flu were found in poultry during routine inspections of live bird markets in the New York City boroughs of the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.