New Regulations Put into Place as Bird Flu Spreads in Dairy Cows

The Canadian government wants to implement new dairy cattle regulations as the avian flu infects more cows. They have already issued increased guidance for private veterinarians who suspect that they are seeing a case of bird flu in cattle.

The country has not had any cases of bird flu in cattle yet, but the nation already has 11 million domestic birds affected by the flu.

The United States government may be close behind them as bird flu spreads among dairy cows.

New Regulations

The Canadian government recommends that any vet investigating a case of avian flu wear personal protective gear.