Ken Kawata, a long-ago cagehand for Mabel Stark in Japan, and the retired long-time expert of the Staten Island Zoo, informed me of this yesterday. Ken included the informative release from the Bronx Zoo, detailing their findings and their new treatment measures.
Bronx Zoo's chief veterinarian Paul Calle gave an update on Saturday on how Nadia and the other big cats were doing
"None of them were seriously ill and all of them are showing daily progressive signs of improvement" Calle also said that "We expect full recoveries for all of them"
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A Bronx Zoo tiger tested positive with the coronavirus
Nadia a 4 year old Malayan tiger is believed to have
contracted the virus from a person who had cared for her
Six other big cats at the zoo are also showing symptoms
Although I'm not a big fan of Sumatran
(or Malayan) lesser tiger species they
are still of the highest order of cats
Bengal Siberian (Amur) blends are the
"Big Cats" of my greatest affection
Nadia's test for the virus on April 2 was sent to the
USDA National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Iowa
The test coming back positive on Sunday
Ken Kawata, a long-ago cagehand for Mabel Stark in Japan, and the retired long-time expert of the Staten Island Zoo, informed me of this yesterday. Ken included the informative release from the Bronx Zoo, detailing their findings and their new treatment measures.
While there were other tigers and lions at the zoo showing similar symptoms
Nadia was the only animal tested ae the procedure involved general anesthesia
They wanted to limit the potential risks of general anesthesia to one animal
Roger, What did Ken Kawata say about the details of the Bronx Zoo findings and their new treatment measures?
Bronx Zoo's chief veterinarian Paul Calle gave an update
on Saturday on how Nadia and the other big cats were doing
"None of them were seriously ill and all of them are showing
daily progressive signs of improvement" Calle also said that
"We expect full recoveries for all of them"
Very good news indeed
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