Below, we’ve compiled answers to questions flock owners might have about how to keep their chickens safe. What is the risk of backyard flocks contracting and spreading Bird Flu in Los Angeles?

A nationwide egg shortage has sent prices soaring at your local grocery store—and the culprit is H5N1 bird flu ... Chickens should not be permitted to roam free in your yard, she says; instead ...

Here's what you need to know about bird flu. What is bird flu? The H5N1 bird flu virus has spread among a variety of bird species, including chickens ... do people need to keep in mind now?

New flamingo feeding troughs boast a design that is too tall for ducks or gulls to get into — a change that wasn’t prompted by concerns about bird flu but still helps keep wild birds away from ...

Future Concern: Bird Flu Unless you work with animals ... It’s something we definitely need to keep an eye on.” That said, if you keep backyard chickens or have a cat that spends time outdoors ...

For more than a year, I have followed news reports of the H5N1 virus that causes bird flu ... cut off to keep them from pecking at their cell mates in distress. Then the chickens are repeatedly ...

The same strain of avian flu has caused a surge in egg prices due to the culling of millions of chickens ... shorebirds to the bird flu is a tragedy, Turner said we need to keep it in perspective.

Traditional wet or dry foods are safe from bird flu contamination, but raw, frozen or freeze-dried foods are not. Eating infected wild birds or rodents. To help keep your pets safe, do not allow ...

Neurological signs are also common, and a cat infected with bird flu may seem disoriented ... Flock owners should try to keep the poultry area covered, to reduce the risk that passing wild ...