NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — As Easter approaches, the New Mexico Department of Health is reminding the public of the risks associated with chicks and/or ducklings as Easter gifts. According to the New Mexico Department of Health, children who handle, snuggle, or keep poultry in the home face an increased exposure to salmonella. “Many birds shed Salmonella, […]
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New Mexico health officials remind public of risks involving gifted chicks, ducklings
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