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Can You Have A Pet Chicken In Toronto. Toronto may be putting a pause on residents owning 'backyard chickens' as cases of avian flu (or bird flu) rise across the province. The city of toronto will likely not move forward after all with a pilot program allowing residents in select areas to keep backyard hens. Backyard hens and pet birds could be at higher risk of catching bird flu when wild birds migrate to and through canada in the spring and fall. Some concerns include the fact that not many veteranarians in the area are accredited to treat chickens, which could lead to a lack of adequate medical care. When it comes to animal. We asked virginia rankin, one of the project’s 81 participants, what the city stands to lose by upholding its bird ban and why she thinks chickens make the best pets.

Toronto may be putting a pause on residents owning 'backyard chickens' as cases of avian flu (or bird flu) rise across the province. When it comes to animal. Backyard hens and pet birds could be at higher risk of catching bird flu when wild birds migrate to and through canada in the spring and fall. The city of toronto will likely not move forward after all with a pilot program allowing residents in select areas to keep backyard hens. Some concerns include the fact that not many veteranarians in the area are accredited to treat chickens, which could lead to a lack of adequate medical care. We asked virginia rankin, one of the project’s 81 participants, what the city stands to lose by upholding its bird ban and why she thinks chickens make the best pets.

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Can You Have A Pet Chicken In Toronto We asked virginia rankin, one of the project’s 81 participants, what the city stands to lose by upholding its bird ban and why she thinks chickens make the best pets. We asked virginia rankin, one of the project’s 81 participants, what the city stands to lose by upholding its bird ban and why she thinks chickens make the best pets. When it comes to animal. Some concerns include the fact that not many veteranarians in the area are accredited to treat chickens, which could lead to a lack of adequate medical care. Toronto may be putting a pause on residents owning 'backyard chickens' as cases of avian flu (or bird flu) rise across the province. The city of toronto will likely not move forward after all with a pilot program allowing residents in select areas to keep backyard hens. Backyard hens and pet birds could be at higher risk of catching bird flu when wild birds migrate to and through canada in the spring and fall.