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Bird Flu transmitting from animal to Human is a very Bad Sign https://lnkd.in/gePre5c2

📢 New registration requirements for bird keepers Starting September 1, 2024, all bird keepers, regardless of flock size, must register. This includes backyard flock owners, bird of prey enthusiasts, and pigeon fanciers. However, caged pet birds kept indoors are exempt. These changes are crucial to safeguard bird health and prevent avian flu risks. Registration opens September 1, 2024, and more details will be available closer to the date. For more info, visit: New measures to help protect poultry industry from bird flu - https://ow.ly/cQ6o50R9fRy (https://ow.ly/3F7O50R9fRz)

ONE WAY TO STAY HEALTHY IN THE MONTH OF MAY WITH Dr. Dauda Onawola The COVID virus was contracted from a wild animal, This piece isn't aimed at telling you about covid, subsequent articles will. . . We all want to stay healthy but we have refused to avoid some mouth watering meals courtesy of our taste buds. . . Protein is an essential food class as it is popularly called "the body builder", its numerous benefits includes; 🍖 Repair of body worn out tissues 🍖 Takes care of damaged body cells 🍖 Aids growth and more. Sources includes; 🍖 Beef, Chicken, Pork, Chevon 🍖 Fish 🍖 Eggs 🍖 Milk and more. Wait... Not all animals should be consumed by man as protein sources, please read till the end. . . There are both wild animals and domestic animals, reflect on your elementary agriculture. Wild animals are found in wild bushes and do not live for long with man, only domestic animals do. . . Wild animals are not reliable food sources because of their vulnerability to diseases in the wild, therefore avoid bush meat when you see one. You are at risk of contracting a disease when you consume and hunt wild animals. . . One thing you must do to stay healthy in the month of August is the avoidance of wild animals and bush meat. For more information, follow us at Public Education on Zoonoses Prevention . . . Disclaimer; I'm not a medical personnel but a wildlifer. ©James, Nsinkeno Akaninyene. #ProtectWildlife #ProtectForest #PreventZoonoses #OneHealth. #jamesnsinkeno #nsinkenojames

H5N1: What to know about the bird flu cases in cows, goats and people https://trib.al/qJUXu65

Bird mites are naturally found where birds, such as poultry, sparrows, starlings, or pigeons, and their nests are located. Bird mites prefer warm and humid living conditions and are most active during the spring and summer. How do you know you have been bitten by bird mites? * The bitten areas are intensely itchy, especially at night or in the early morning. * Symptoms are sometimes described as including a ‘crawling’ sensation that is caused by the mites injecting saliva when feeding. There may be numerous small red raised bumps - bite reactions. Sometimes bird mites can occur in houses where birds have managed to live in close proximity, sharing their little 'friends'. For advice or treatment, call Adam on 50210 https://lnkd.in/g6bxqSnf #Pestcontrol #birdmites #lovebitesnotbirdmitesplease #norfolkisland #norfolkonlinenews #whensharingisnotcaring < Interested in advertising your business through Norfolk Online? Contact us at https://lnkd.in/gExzUWG7 >

What's going on with #BirdFlu? The US has reported a new human case of #H5N1 in a person who had been in contact with cattle. In our updated blog post, we analyse the situation and share key information. #AvianInfluenza #GlobalHealth #OneHealth

Rise and Shine! Uncover the urgency of monitoring bird flu in Alaska's winged & domestic fowl. A recent webinar highlights the risk & steps for safety. Dive in for vital insights on marine life & Alaskan well-being. Stay informed, stay positive! 🔗 Full Story: https://lnkd.in/efAnUyDt 📸 Image & More: Swipe for a visual deep-dive into the issue. 1️⃣ Alaska's Bird Flu Concerns 2️⃣ Strait Science Webinar Takeaways 3️⃣ Virus Impact on Marine Creatures 4️⃣ Food Safety & Security Insights Stay informed, and remember, knowledge is the first step to prevention! Keep shining bright, and always, stay humble.

COVID-19 showed us the impact pandemics can have. Since then, investments to prevent future pandemics have increased, but there’s more we can do. The #OneHealth approach is essential, recognizing the vital connections between human, animal, and ecosystem health.

[VIDEO] Nor-Grape: a natural solution to compensate oxidative stress in animals Antioxidant #diversification is key to ensure the right protection against oxidative stress. Discover Nor-Grape, a 100% natural botanical standardized in grape polyphenols 🍇 ▶️ Click below to see our video about Nor-Grape: our solution that compensates oxidative stress #botanicals #oxidativestress #animalfeed #animalnutrition #feedadditives

#EcoSaludGlobal Avian flu strikes large layer farms in Iowa, Ohio, Minnesota As highly pathogenic avian flu outbreaks continue at a steady pace, the virus has turned up at another large egg producer, this time in at a facility in Iowa's Sioux County that houses 1.6 million layers, according to the latest updates from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). The event adds to other recent outbreaks at egg producers, including another in Iowa that had 1.2 million birds, a facility in Ohio that housed 1.3 million birds, and one in Minnesota that led to the loss of nearly 1 million birds. https://lnkd.in/eYj2ngyT