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Zeitghost

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21. The Dr quoted in the OP

Reply to Kali (Reply #17)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 11:25 PM

Apr 2024

Has a flare for the dramatic and get's social media hits from hyperbolic posts.

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⚠️CDC WARNING FOR ALL VETERINARIANS, POULTRY, DAIRY & CATTLE FARMWORKERS, SLAUGHTERHOUSE WORKERS [View all] highplainsdem Apr 2024 OP

I'm getting a bit worried about our next-door neighbors who have a backyard chicken coop ;(. LauraInLA Apr 2024 #1

How would a backyard coop become exposed? vanlassie Apr 2024 #5

Birds fly everywhere. Difficult if not impossible to protect cbabe Apr 2024 #9

How am I going to get a mask on my cat? vanlassie Apr 2024 #2

Yeah, I was wondering about that too. Xavier Breath Apr 2024 #7

Oh that makes sense. Mine are indoor only. vanlassie Apr 2024 #8

See reply 10. House mice can carry the virus, too. highplainsdem Apr 2024 #11

I just skimmed through the replies, don't see any recommendations. I'd recommend keeping them highplainsdem Apr 2024 #10

Keep them indoors. There PlutosHeart Apr 2024 #20

I feel so bad for the birds people eat. Their lives are horrible mucifer Apr 2024 #3

We're toast if that breaks through, RandySF Apr 2024 #4

Raw milk seems to have become a real obsession with fundies lately... 50 Shades Of Blue Apr 2024 #6

From A Worker Standpoint... ProfessorGAC Apr 2024 #12

And if the bird flu doesn't get you the Brucellosis might. littlemissmartypants Apr 2024 #13

K&R orangecrush Apr 2024 #14

I think it would be a good idea, too, to make sure that wnylib Apr 2024 #15

This is nuclear. Bluethroughu Apr 2024 #16

Post removed Post removed Apr 2024 #25

Thin crust or hand tossed? BannonsLiver Apr 2024 #27

This frequent flyer troll loves that frozen crap Brother Buzz Apr 2024 #29

lol... I said "frozen," too. Cha Apr 2024 #31

LOL, actually I started riffing on Groucho Marx when her name splashed Brother Buzz Apr 2024 #32

Lol at Groucho.. Yes you must be going as in Cha Apr 2024 #35

Lol... definitely Frozen. Cha Apr 2024 #30

Enjoy your stay... pdxflyboy Apr 2024 #28

that is pretty alarmist and is missing an important phrase from the cdc recommendation Kali Apr 2024 #17

A worker could unknowingly spread the virus throughout an entire herd and take it home with them. littlemissmartypants Apr 2024 #18

the CDC is not recommeding ALL animal workers to take extreme cautions Kali Apr 2024 #19

I'm aware of that. I'm speaking to the different mitigation techniques. littlemissmartypants Apr 2024 #22

Got it Kali Apr 2024 #23

The Dr quoted in the OP Zeitghost Apr 2024 #21

It's Eric Feigl-Ding - he traffics in alarmist AZSkiffyGeek Apr 2024 #34

I work quality assurance in a dairy plant NickB79 Apr 2024 #24

I bet he's not as hair on fire as Eric Ding BannonsLiver Apr 2024 #26

Yeah, I'm expecting a shrug NickB79 Apr 2024 #33

I would say if it is in an affected state Kali Apr 2024 #36

We're not going to stop eating eggs from our hens, Bayard Apr 2024 #37