MACON, Ga. — A mysterious respiratory illness affecting dogs in Central Georgia has veterinarians concerned as cases continue to rise.
The Georgia Veterinary Medical Association has identified an unknown respiratory disease that has been circulating among dogs in the region, with a notable spike in cases over the past few months.
“I think because we just don’t know exactly what it is and because if we cultured and took a swab of one dog that’s not necessarily what it’s gonna be for every dog,” said Mary Frances Wylie, a veterinarian at Northside Wesleyan Animal Hospital…