|Articles|April 14, 2015

Chicago veterinary hospital releases canine influenza handout

Recent outbreak in the Midwest prompts need for dog owner awareness.

The Chicago Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center has released a client handout to help pet owners recognize the clinical signs of canine influenza virus (CIV) and understand the seriousness of canine infectious respiratory disease (CIRD).

Click here for the handout and read "Canine influenza outbreak caused by Asian virus, scientists say" for information regarding the recent CIRD outbreak in the Chicago area.

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