Avian influenza (bird flu)
Avian influenza, commonly known as "bird flu", is a contagious viral infection that affects several species of food-producing birds, as well as pet birds, wild birds and mammals. Bird flu is a federally reportable disease in all animal species.
Services and information
Latest bird flu situation in Canada
Updates on the ongoing response to detections in birds across Canada
Facts about avian influenza (bird flu)
Learn about avian influenza, how it spreads, signs to watch for and how to help protect animals in Canada
Biosecurity
A set of biosecurity practices to help producers and bird owners limit the introduction and spread of disease
Toolkit for poultry producers
Surveillance, biosecurity, process when declared infected, import and export restrictions
Tips for bird owners
Guidance for small flocks and pet bird owners about protecting and detecting disease
Surveillance, prevention and response
How Canada proactively monitors avian influenza through surveillance, science and research
HPAI in cattle
Canada's surveillance measures and guidance for producers and veterinarians
Previous bird flu cases
Data on past cases of avian influenza infections in birds in Canada