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Learn about canine influenza virus and how you can help prevent the spread of dog flu, including getting your pet a dog flu shot.

When it comes to the dog flu, it鈥檚 important to always be prepared. Here's an overview of the symptoms and treatment options for canine influenza.

Dr. Jerry Klein In early March 2015, there appeared to be a significant outbreak of Kennel Cough in Chicago.聽Our hospital, a 24-hour emergency and critical care facility, regularly sees a high volume of sick and injured dogs and cats.聽But what we were seeing in Spring 2015 was different. Suddenly, a large number of coughing, sick [鈥�]

Pet owners are on high alert with the recent re-emergence of a rare strain of dog flu that has been affecting thousands of dogs all over the country in the last 10 months. An outbreak of strain H3N2, a type of avian flu previously seen in dogs only in Korea, China and Thailand, emerged in [鈥�]

In January of this year, veterinarians in Chicago began seeing cases of Canine Infectious Disease (CIRD). A highly contagious strain of dog flu, it causes a persistent and lingering cough, poor appetite, fever, and lethargy. It can develop into pneumonia and be fatal in dogs with compromised immune systems. This newer strain is believed to [鈥�]

聽 A rare outbreak of canine flu in the Chicago area has sickened more than 1,000 dogs, including five who died, in the past month, according to veterinarians in the region. The Cook County Department of Animal and Rabies Control is warning dog owners to avoid dog parks, group training activities and dog daycare and [鈥�]

Canine Flu: the nasty but treatable virusCanine influenza, or 鈥渃anine flu,鈥� is a highly contagious respiratory infection in dogs. Like a human head cold, there is no cure, but a vaccine has been developed that can lessen the severity of the flu symptoms. The canine flu virus can be in aerosol form, inhaled by a [鈥�]

聽 This notice is being sent out to provide up-to-date and accurate information about the Canine Influenza Virus to help prevent the spread of the virus to healthy (unexposed) dogs. The information provided is not intended to alarm dog owners and handlers. There are recently confirmed cases of the Canine Influenza Virus (H3N2 strain) that [鈥�]