Sentences with phrase «strain of the dog flu»

The story, set in a near futuristic Japan, shows the rise and sudden decline and rejection of dogs after a strain of dog flu threatens even humans and the dogs are sent from Megasaki City to a nearby «Trash Island.»

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.

There are actually two strains of dog flu that can cause serious disease or even death: H3N8 and H3N2.

Nobivac ® Canine Flu Bivalent aids in the control of disease associated with both strains of Dog Flu.

As we learned last year, this strain of the dog flu is contagious before signs are evident making this strain very infectious.

What is true is that the H3N2 strain of dog flu (canine influenza virus) was positively identified at the Chicago Ridge facility by a diagnostic lab last week.

In the United States, there are 2 known strains of the dog flu:

ATHENS, GA — The same strain of dog flu that has killed pets in the Midwest has been detected in a dog in the metro Atlanta area, according to the University of Georgia Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories.

According to clinical data studies (currently under peer review) at the University of Wisconsin, this new strain of Dog Flu is likely has a longer, up to 24 days, contagious period — making it more of a concern.

UGACVM reported vaccines for H3N2 and H3N8, another strain of the dog flu, have recently come on the market and is recommended for «socially active» dogs.

Because of this, it will protect your dog from some strains of dog flu.

The newest strain of dog flu to really begin impacting New York City dogs isn't necessarily a new strain of the virus.

Ask your veterinarian about Vanguard ® CIV H3N2 / H3N8, a single vaccine that helps protect dogs against both strains of dog flu in the U.S.

There are strains of dog flu as well and it's up to you to keep your dog's health in check.

The H3N2 strain of dog flu arrived in the U.S. in the Chicago area in 2015 from Southeast Asia.

Not exact matches

«Bird flu» is a phrase similar to «Pig flu», «Dog flu», «Horse flu», or «Human flu» in that it refers to an illness caused by any of many different strains of flu viruses such that the strain in question has adapted to the host.

Dogs can also catch the flu, although they get different strains of the virus than humans do.

Like the flu there are thousands of different strains of kennel cough, and while the vaccine helps to prevent the most common strains, it is not a guarantee that your dog will still not develop kennel cough, even if properly vaccinated.

Similarly, dogs vaccinated against the 2004 strain of canine flu can still get sick with the new flu.

Dog flu — or canine influenza — is an infection caused by one of two virus strains: H3N2 and H3N8.

Additionally, depending on the type of dog flu virus strain that is causing the infection, your furry friend can still be highly infectious even after several days.

Dog flu is respiratory disease that is a relatively new strain of influenza.

Canine influenza, or dog flu, is caused by infection with the H3N8 or H3N2 strains of influenza virus Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, fever, loss of appetite, weakness and general discomfort.

If you're dog is coughing — visit the veterinarian, so you vet can identify IF your dog has flu or not, and if so, what that strain of flu is.

Several strains of the flu can sicken your cat or dog.

The easiest course of action is to vaccinate your dog against both strains to decrease the chances that he will suffer from complications of the flu.

Historically the strain of the canine flu is H3N8, which had only been a problem in shelters with grey hound racing dogs that were housed to close to horse tracks.

Along with many animal hospitals around the country, we have been vaccinating at risk dogs for this strain of flu for over five years.

Canine influenza, or dog flu, is a highly contagious respiratory infection of dogs that is caused by two strains of an influenza A virus.

Not all dogs have a substantial risk of being infected with dog flu, but those with certain lifestyles should be vaccinated for both strains of Canine Influenza Virus.

Canine flu H3N8 is a new and highly contagious strain of the influenza virus which can cause respiratory illness in dogs, animal health officials said.

While the vaccine will significantly lower the odds of your dog coming down with canine influenza, it's important to note that it only protects against certain strains and therefore won't guarantee that your dog won't get the flu.

While it's a flu strain that's different than the one affecting humans (and there are no known cases of transmission), it's just as dangerous and even more contagious among dogs.

This latest bug, identified as a strain of H3N2 dog flu virus, is closely related to strains that affect dogs in southern China and South Korea, according to Cornell University.

Though it may seem strange, a certain strain of flu exists that is spread easily throughout the dog population, and the disease can be very serious.

In 2015, a new strain of canine flu entered the U.S. from Asia this time more virulent and more contagious among dogs than the flu from the racing industry.