Your small flocks and pet birds could be at risk of catching bird flu, especially in the spring and fall. Keep your pets safe, watch out for the disease and be aware of import requirements.
Services and information
Protect your flock from bird flu
Causes, signs, prevention, spotting a sick or dead bird, what to do if you think your birds are infected
Pets and H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza
Risks to pets and for pet owners, signs, protection
Import restrictions by Canada from non-US countries
Requirements, bans, live pet birds, import permit application process, quarantine
5 rules to prevent and detect disease in small flocks
Prevent contact, clean, signs, report early, limit exposure, keep new birds separate
What to expect if your animals are infected
Immediate steps we follow if domestic birds are suspected of being infected
Declaring a non-commercial premises (bird flocks) infected
Assessing the site, decontaminating, cleaning, disinfecting