Infectious Diseases & Epidemiology

The Phibro Animal Health product is the first of its kind for controlling mortality in some aquatic species

Three hundred teams worked to vaccinate dogs in Cambodia as part of Worldwide Veterinary Service’s Mission Rabies project.

Veterinary and public health officials share the important roles of surveillance and prevention strategies, insights on the virus's transmission pathways, historical context, the One Health approach, and highlights effective precautionary measures to mitigate H5N1 risks.

A 10-month-old kitten survives FIP with 2 recently available medications

The rare stallion is being treated for clostridial myositis after presenting to the hospital with concerning vital signs

Bats are known carriers of a number of zoonotic diseases, but a recent study found no presence of the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi

Lauren Thielen, DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), talks about the avian respiratory system, including what makes birds susceptible to respiratory infections

The announcement comes after a diagnosis of New World screwworm in a horse

Molnupiravir has shown to be a promising option for treating feline infectious peritonitis as a first- and second-line therapy

New research shows ‘food theft’ could be a point of transmission for the deadly H5N1 virus

Researchers made the discovery in tissue from 2 cats that had died in 2008, and say it provides new understanding of the disease

An experimental vaccine that protects against Deformed Wing Virus-B has showed promise in studies

A 6-month-old Belgian cross colt, diagnosed with equine influenza virus and refeeding syndrome, is months into his recovery road

The investment includes funding for high-priority research initiatives on zoonotic infectious diseases, vaccines, animal welfare, and more

A veterinarian discusses infodemics, how they can affect global health care, and what experts can do to help avoid the next one

Innovative treatment has saved more than 250 cats from disease previously thought to be untreatable

Texas A&M researchers report the potential for the species to contribute to disease recirculation among each other’s populations

Colorado’s health department published a guidance document for veterinary professionals testing felines for avian flu and indicators of an H5N1 infection

A wild mountain lion is the first documented case in North America

By keeping dogs healthy and owners educated, veterinarians can block the spread of canine zoonoses to people

As this zoonotic disease becomes a global concern, what does this mean for veterinary professionals?

Two of these felines were indoor-only pets

The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has also declared the virus prevalence a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security, the first for the agency.

Read about how the highly pathogenic avian influenza was transmitted to cows, cats, raccoons, and dolphins, plus what steps are being taken to contain the spread

A study on what causes malignant catarrhal fever in ruminants may offer hope for the development of a vaccine against this infectious peripheral T cell lymphoma disease

The compliance assistant platform helps veterinarians authenticate and manage veterinary health documents

Researchers found evidence that H5N1 can be transmitted from cows to other mammals, including cats and raccoons

The research showed the positive effects these facilities had on human health during the COVID-19 pandemic

The inactivated bovine anaplasmosis vaccine may help reduce antibiotic resistance to medicated feed

The individuals with H5N1, who worked in an egg layer facility in Colorado, have reported mild symptoms without hospitalizations.