Sentences with phrase «outbreak of dog flu»

The first confirmed outbreak of Dog Flu infection occurred in Florida at a Greyhound racing facility in 2003.2 Since that time, the incidence of Dog Flu infection has increased, and outbreaks have been reported in dog - racing facilities, dog shows, dog parks, shelters, kennels, veterinary offices, and pet stores in many US states.1,4 - 8

It's nothing to sneeze at, an outbreak of dog flu affecting at least 11 states.

Dog owners are worried about a serious outbreak of dog flu in the Chicago area.

by Bonnie Markoff, DVM There is an outbreak of dog flu in California that seems to center around the San Jose area, but is working it's way slowly towards San Luis Obispo.

UPDATE: Well, as of recently, there doesn't seem to be a dangerous outbreak of dog flu as predicted.

With a new outbreak of dog flu reported in Florida, it is important to be aware of this infection and what you can do to keep your animals safe and healthy.

If you live in an area where there has been an outbreak of dog flu, or your pet often comes into close contact with other dogs, it might be a good idea for him to get vaccinated.

by Bonnie Markoff, DVM There is an outbreak of dog flu in California that seems to center around the San -LSB-...]

Recently, an outbreak of dog flu has been reported in Austin and Central Texas.

If you live in an area where there has been an outbreak of dog flu, or your pet often comes into close contact with other dogs, it might be a good idea for him to get the shot.

Isle of Dogs is set 20 years in the future, in a Japan overrun with dogs and susceptible to an outbreak of dog flu, which causes the mayor to order all K9s be quarantined on a nearby garbage island.

Mayor Kobayashi (voice of Kunichi Nomura), who — as we learn in the prologue — comes from a long line of dog - hating and cat - loving ancestors, has enacted a quarantine of the city's dog population after an outbreak of dog flu, citing worry that it could spread to humans.

«There are outbreaks of dog flu right now in the New York metropolitan area and near San Antonio, Texas, and other states have reported epidemics throughout the year.

Not exact matches

It's also a place where man's best friend has been banished due to a dangerous outbreak of «dog flu,» which is apparently harmful to humankind.

In response to outbreaks of snout fever and canine flu, dog - hating Mayor Kobayashi (modelled on the great Japanese screen actor Toshiro Mifune and voiced by co-writer Kunichi Nomura) banishes the mutts of Megasaki City to Trash Island, starting with his own household's loyal Spots.

What It Is: Wes Anderson's second foray into animated film after Fantastic Mr. Fox, Isle of Dogs is an entirely original tale set in a dystopian future where Japan exiles all of its furry dog friends to a remote island after an outbreak of «canine flu.»

During the height of the outbreak, Found Chicago isolated 17 sick dogs — only two of its rescue dogs didn't get the flu — in individual kennels as well as provided around - the - clock care for them.

Since the outbreak in Chicago, over a dozen states have confirmed cases of this strain of the dog flu and a case was recently confirmed in cats.

Well, people were already pretty scared of the recent swine flu outbreaks in 2009 and vets and vaccine manufacturers were eager to prey on pet owners» fears and cash in when canine influenza (dog flu) hit at the same time.

In the U.S., the outbreak of the H3N2 dog flu virus was first found in Chicago last year.

Before I started researching dog flu for this assignment, I hadn't heard of the April 2015 outbreak in the Midwest (I'm writing this in May), which appears to be quite serious and now has some people crying «epidemic.»

But since I've been writing this, I've seen daily updates, and for some reason none of them has provided a very useful context that I now find myself able to offer, so here goes: In the initial weeks of the Midwest outbreak, it seems more than 1,000 dogs came down with the flu.

Isolating a dog that is showing symptoms of Canine Flu is the very first step to keeping the virus contained and limit the chances of an outbreak in your facility.

You may have heard about the recent outbreak of a new type of dog flu.

We also know that pharmaceutical companies and the vets who hold patents on canine influenza have a keen interest in the number of reports on dog flu outbreaks.

Health officials are warning dog owners to keep their dogs away from social areas because of a flu outbreak.

Over the past few months TV stations and newspapers have been full of warnings about the canine flu epidemic, especially in cities like Chicago, where they said 1,500 dogs got the flu in one outbreak.

Given the recent reports of the canine flu outbreak in the Chicago area, we wanted to put together a few simple tips for helping to prevent or detect if your dog has the virus.

This week WBIR in Knoxville reported that the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine said no new cases of dog flu have been detected in the Knoxville area since the outbreak in June.

Due to an outbreak of canine flu, we are strongly recommending that all dogs receive the Canine Influenza (H3N2 & H3N8) series before participating in class.

The recent outbreak in the Chicago area demonstrated that dogs suffering from the flu have less than a 0.2 % chance of dying from it.

April 15, 2015: Officials say the outbreak of the so - called dog flu throughout the Chicago area is now of greater concern than originally thought.

Vets warn of a dog flu outbreak in the Chicago area.

Due to Recent Outbreak of Canine Influenza in the Bay Area: We are STRONGLY recommending to vaccinate against Canine Flu for all dogs.

I got to thinking about this in the wake of Chicago's recent canine influenza («dog flu») outbreak.

The big news in veterinary medicine last summer was the outbreak of canine influenza virus in many dogs that were not perceived to be at risk for the flu.

Veterinarians and staff must be aware of the potentially widespread and serious effects of a Dog Flu outbreak.

During the past few years there have been outbreaks of a severe new flu virus in dogs called Canine Influenza Virus (CIV).

The seriousness of the canine flu outbreak has led C.A.R.E. to ask dogs to stay home from our annual Strut for Strays.