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DETROIT 鈥?State agencies are looking into a sickness that has reportedly killed more than two dozen dogs in Northern Michigan.The investigation is being led by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and veterinarians at the Michigan State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory.The illness presents like parvovirus. Dogs usually show signs of nausea, fatigue, lack of appetite, and vomiting.The perplexing experts are that many of these dogs test negative for parvovirus.The Michigan State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory recommends local vets pursue polymerase chain reaction testing. Because they are finding that the PCR test is coming back positive and what that means is we are stanley cup potentially dealing with a new strain, said Dr. Lucretia Greear, who works at Woodhaven Animal Hospital.Greear says she s been speaking with a pathologist at MSU.Most of their info so far is anecdotal because there is no statewide reporting system for parvovirus. That s why they and MDARD heavily depend on samples stanley italia from around the state. Some of the sa stanley cups mples that have come back, the initial samples have tested positive for parvovirus, MDARD spokesperson Jennifer Holton said.Holton says it is too soon to come to a sweeping conclusion as to what the virus exactly is. I know there is a lot of misinformation and whatnot running around on social media, so we ve been really trying to provide the most up-to-date information as quickly as possible, Holton said.On Tuesday, Gov. Gretchen Tdrw Enough is enough : St. Pete leaders call for an end to gun violence following string of shootings
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