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petshealth2 years ago

"Unexplained Dog Respiratory Illness Spreads, Vets Puzzled"

Veterinary laboratories are warning pet owners about a mysterious respiratory illness affecting dogs in several states, including Oregon, New Hampshire, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. The illness is described as a respiratory disease that can cause coughing, sneezing, and lethargy, and can sometimes lead to pneumonia. The cause of the illness is still unknown, and it does not respond to antibiotics. Experts believe it is spread through close contact and breathing in the same air as an infected animal. While the illness is not particularly fatal, it can lead to death in animals that develop secondary infections. Pet owners are advised to monitor their dogs for symptoms and contact a veterinarian if they suspect their dog is affected. Basic precautions, such as keeping vaccines up to date and practicing social distancing from other dogs, are recommended to prevent the spread of the illness.

health2 years ago

Mysterious Respiratory Illness Plagues Dogs Across Multiple US States

Veterinary laboratories in several US states, including Oregon, Colorado, and New Hampshire, are investigating an unusual respiratory illness in dogs that causes lasting illness and does not respond to antibiotics. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, nasal or eye discharge, and lethargy. The Oregon Department of Agriculture has documented over 200 cases since mid-August and is working with researchers to determine the cause. While some dogs have died, the exact number is unknown. Pet owners are advised to ensure their dogs are up to date on vaccines and to decrease contact with other dogs.

health2 years ago

Mysterious Respiratory Illness Sweeps Across US, Prompting Concern for Dogs

Veterinary laboratories in several states, including Oregon, Colorado, and New Hampshire, are investigating an unusual respiratory illness in dogs that causes lasting illness and does not respond to antibiotics. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, nasal or eye discharge, and lethargy. The Oregon Department of Agriculture has documented over 200 cases since mid-August and is working with researchers to determine the cause. While some dogs have died, the exact number is unknown. Pet owners are advised to ensure their dogs are up to date on vaccines and to decrease contact with other dogs as a precaution.

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"Oregon Dogs Afflicted by Uncommon Respiratory Illness"

Veterinary laboratories in several states, including Oregon, Colorado, and New Hampshire, are investigating an unusual respiratory illness in dogs that has caused lasting respiratory disease and pneumonia. The illness does not respond to antibiotics, and symptoms include coughing, sneezing, nasal or eye discharge, and lethargy. The Oregon Department of Agriculture has documented over 200 cases since mid-August and is working with researchers to identify the cause. While some dogs have died, the exact number is unknown. Pet owners are advised to decrease contact with other dogs and ensure their pets are up to date on vaccines.

health2 years ago

Mysterious Dog Illness Sweeps Across US, Raising Concerns

Veterinary laboratories in several states are investigating a mysterious respiratory illness in dogs that has caused lasting respiratory disease and pneumonia, with symptoms including coughing, sneezing, nasal or eye discharge, and lethargy. The illness does not respond to antibiotics and has resulted in deaths, although the exact number is unknown. The Oregon Department of Agriculture has documented over 200 cases since mid-August and is working with researchers to identify the cause. Dog owners are advised to ensure their pets are up to date on vaccines and decrease contact with other dogs.

health2 years ago

Mysterious respiratory illness spreads among dogs in the US

Veterinary laboratories in several U.S. states are investigating an unusual respiratory illness in dogs, causing lasting respiratory disease and pneumonia that does not respond to antibiotics. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, nasal or eye discharge, and lethargy. The Oregon Department of Agriculture has documented over 200 cases since mid-August and is working with researchers to identify the cause. While the number of deaths is unclear, pet owners are advised to ensure their dogs are up to date on vaccinations and take precautions to limit contact with other dogs. Labs across the country are collaborating to find the source of the illness.