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TX: City of San Angelo warns dog owners about canine mycoplasma outbreak

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Source: https://www.myfoxzone.com/article/n...reak/504-1a8d89c0-ff93-437a-a538-2f8514c43a23

City of San Angelo warns dog owners about canine mycoplasma outbreak
The City of San Angelo's Animal Services division wants to alert dog owners about an outbreak of a highly-contagious disease affecting dogs in the city.
Author: FOX West Texas staff
Published: 11:00 AM CDT August 15, 2019
Updated: 11:00 AM CDT August 15, 2019

SAN ANGELO, Texas ? The City of San Angelo's Animal Services division issued an alert to dog owners Thursday about a local outbreak of the disease, canine mycoplasma.

To help avoid spreading the disease, residents should ensure dogs are secure, avoid strays and contact their veterinarian if they suspect an issue with their dog.

The Animal Shelter has halted the intake of dogs, a decision made Thursday after shelter officials noted dogs with the disease in the facility and spoke with several veterinarians. Dogs will not be accepted at the shelter until at least Aug. 29, when the health of dogs in the community, as well as at the shelter, will be reassessed...
 
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