Avian & Exotic

The announcement comes as raw pet food products have tested positive for bird flu amid fall migratory season.

The study results place the American foulbrood prevention therapy closer to full USDA licensure.

The company made its debut at the North American Reptile Breeders Conference earlier this month.

More news from Australia includes the suspected spread of H5 avian influenza to Heard Island.

The new Assisi Loop Lounge provides pain relief and comfort to dogs, cats, rabbits and exotic animals.

These diagnostic tools were developed by MiDOG Animal Diagnostics and the Harold W. Manter Laboratory of Parasitology in Nebraska.

Darvall, a producer of veterinary anesthesia solutions based in Sydney, Australia, has developed an innovative ventilator that enabled surgeons to successfully achieve cataract surgery on 2 sea lions.

The initiative was created through a partnership between the Healthy Trade Institute and the University of Tennessee.

Study results indicate an urgent need for education, regulation, and care standards for these animals

The economic impact is estimated to surpass $600 million in honey production, pollination income, and costs to replace colonies

The entire hive can be treated for common bacterial diseases

The US Department of Agriculture will prioritize proposals focusing on therapeutics, vaccines, and research

The study is unique in detecting the first flu-related death of a bobcat in the state and documenting the presence of antibodies to avian flu in this feline population.

The veterinary team at LSU performed the first alligator cataract surgery on this leucistic alligator

The innovation also has the potential to detect other diseases in livestock, in addition to detecting up to 200 types of cancers

The outbreak resulted in the depopulation of 47,654 birds

The vaccine is in the final stages of review for conditional license approval

Findings suggest that the number of human H5N1 cases may be higher than reported

The vaccine from Zoetis, Avian Influenza Vaccine, H5N2 Subtype, Killed Virus, is for poultry and has been demonstrated to be safe, pure, and to have a reasonable expectation of efficacy

Originally found mostly in wild birds and poultry, H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b, genotype D1.1, was discovered in dairy cattle last month

Jörg Mayer, DVM, MS, DABVP, DECZM, DACZM, discusses how bee venom and honey benefits veterinary oncology, in a dvm360 interview

Jörg Mayer, DVM, MS, DABVP, DECZM, DACZM, discusses parasite awareness and control in a dvm360 interview at the 2025 Veterinary Meeting & Expo

The agency is urging producers to keep birds inside when possible

The CDC has reported a case in Louisiana where the patient is hospitalized and had a history of exposure to backyard poultry