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Live Science
Veterinarians, health officials and dog owners are alarmed by the mysterious recent deaths of four dogs in Ohio. Some experts suspect the dogs may have died a few days after exposure to a virus that’s normally found in pigs.
Three dogs in the Cincinnati area and a fourth dog near Akron died in August after exhibiting symptoms that included vomiting, bloody diarrhea, weight loss and lethargy, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
“We feel obligated to make sure pet owners are aware this is happening,” Erica Hawkins, communications director for the Ohio Department of Agriculture, told the Dispatch. “Supportive therapies can be helpful if started early enough.” [10 Deadly Diseases That Hopped Across Species]
The three dogs from Cincinnati…
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I saw this on the news! I so HOPE they figure it out soon! For all the dogs everywhere!
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Yes makes me even more thankful JT is so much better.
I hope it was nothing too serious. Hoping JT is well on the way to recovery 🙂
Thank you for the re-blog 🙂
You are welcome and she is feeling much better but you know I was worried sick
This is really a concern as more and more diseases become zoonotic. Hope this is not the case.
I know I am praying