Strangles Confirmed in Two Florida Counties
TheHorse.com
April 6, 2023
Two horses in Florida, located in Lee and Hillsborough counties, have tested positive for strangles.
Two horses in Florida, located in Lee and Hillsborough counties, have tested positive for strangles.
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