Posted on July 09, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Due to the high numbers of animals in San Francisco shelters and high numbers of dogs who are euthanized, San Francisco’s Commission of Animal Control and Welfare is planning on passing an ordinance that will ban the sale of all companion pets except fish.  Referring to companion pets – dogs, cats, lizards, hamsters, snakes, birds, [...]

Posted on May 31, 2010 by Nancy Houser

We have been wondering where in the world is the deadly swine flu, dogs included with many other species. We don’t hear much about it, we don’t see it on the news or front page magazines, and nobody seems to be diagnosed or  dying from it like in 2009. Like a ghost, the subject of [...]

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Issues about dogs getting swine flu have not been in the news for awhile. Heck, even the swine flu itself has been kind of quiet. We have checked over some websites with current and not-so-current information on the subject of dogs and swine flu. We hope there is some enjoyable reading here….now that the health field [...]

Posted on January 01, 2010 by Nancy Houser

In the small suburban town of New York called Bedford Hills, a 13-year old mixed-breed neutered male dog gained notoriety by becoming the first dog to be affected by the Influenza A virus in the U.S., more commonly known as Swine Flu. It was also diagnosed with pneumonia.  On the mend now, the dog has become well [...]

Posted on November 10, 2009 by Nancy Houser

“A cat in Iowa has tested positive for the 2009 H1N1 swine flu influenza virus, state officials confirmed this morning, marking the first time a cat has been diagnosed with this strain of influenza. The cat, which has recovered, is believed to have caught the virus from someone in the household who was sick with [...]

Posted on November 03, 2009 by Nancy Houser

Not too long ago a dog was banned from a nursing home because the owner was told it can carry the H1N1 virus. Even though the CDC has informed everyone that the dog cannot carry the swine flu virus, there is no data to support where or not someone can catch it by touching a [...]

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Nancy Houser

With 26 states reporting widespread influenza activity presently in September, it is reported by CDC that this widespread activity is very unusual for that particular month.  And not only are dog owners worried about obtaining the H1N1 Swine Flu, but are beginning to be concerned about the current condition of the N3N8 Dog Influenza in [...]

Posted on August 24, 2009 by Nancy Houser

According to World Health Organization (WHO) documents, all health workers, healthy young adults ranging from ages 15-to-49 years of age, healthy children, and pregnant women are now the targeted recipients of the global upcoming swine flu vaccine efforts as compared to a previous 1999 SAFE suggestion which consisted of different priority groups. At an advisory [...]

Posted on August 21, 2009 by Nancy Houser

According to Professor Joe Cummins and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, who recently submitted a report to Chief Medical Officer of the UK, Sir Liam Donaldson, and the United States Food and Drugs Administration, the developing vaccines for the swine flu are considered much more deadly than the swine flu itself. With the virus jumping borders between [...]

Posted on August 21, 2009 by Nancy Houser

Today the swine flu has gone public within the global epidemic community by transferring to birds.  We had announced earlier (Swine Flu Beginning to Mutate in Germany) that WHO Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan feared the swine flu would mix with the bird flu virus for a more deadly form of the disease – even though [...]

Posted on August 19, 2009 by Nancy Houser

#1 – The vaccine production was “rushed” and the vaccine has never been tested on humans. Do you like to play guinea pig for Big Pharma? If so, line up for your swine flu vaccine this fall… #2 – Swine flu vaccines contain dangerous adjuvants that cause an inflammatory response in the body. This is [...]

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Nancy Houser

As of July 11, approximately $350 million dollars has been set aside by the U.S. government for the expected arrival of the swine flu (H1N1) and the usual seasonal flu bug in October. Plans have been made for the swine flu vaccine to be ready by then before the flu bugs hit in the northern [...]

Posted on June 25, 2009 by Nancy Houser

Before anyone gets too excited about whether or not their dog can get swine flu or not, they may want to first look at their personal situation in regard to the swine flu itself. According to the  Austrian investigative journalist, Jane Burgermeister and her upcoming July criminal swine flu trial,  she has enough evidence to [...]

Posted on April 28, 2009 by Nancy Houser

Presently we are being told by dog health experts that  dogs cannot catch swine flu, with one of those experts the American Veterinary Association. All we know is that swine flu is not contagious to dogs—based on the simple fact there is no known cases of dogs affected by swine flu at this time. However, [...]