Veterinary Public Health Program
313 N Figueroa St. Rm 1127
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Tel (213) 989-7060
Tel: (877) 747-2243
Fax (213) 481-2375 vet@ph.lacounty.gov
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Tracking West Nile Virus
Overall,
2011 was a very
active year for West Nile Virus (WNV). The virus
was detected in 226 dead birds and 15 dead squirrels.
The number of local human cases
was 63.
1.10.12
See the
mapof locations where
WNV-positive dead birds were found
To report dead birds or tree
squirrels for WNV, click
here.
The Pet Health and Safety Quiz
What do you know about
pet health?
How healthy are your pets?
April is
Pet First Aid Awareness Month
and the American Red Cross offers tips to the
millions of pet owners as a way to keep their
animals safe and healthy, especially as warm
weather approaches.
4/6/11
Rabies in Los Angeles County
Bats are the animals that most commonly
carry rabies in our county. Most bats do not have
rabies. Bats are good for the environment because they eat
insects and pollinate plants. Bats are also protected by
law.
To learn more about
rabies in Los Angeles County, click
here.
Dog Bite Prevention
Did you know that
Los Angeles County is one of the top locations in the
nation for dog bites? Most bites can be prevented.
Do you know how?
