Riverside County EHV Outbreak Spreads to Orange County
Edited Press Release
February 25, 2022
One horse was confirmed with EHV-1 and one with EHM.
One horse was confirmed with EHV-1 and one with EHM.
Since Jan. 24, three horses have been confirmed with EHM and 23 with fever only (EHV-1).
California officials continue to monitor the outbreak on-site at the index premises.
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Cases now total 23, including two with EHM.
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The AAEP revised the cutoff for a temperature to be considered a fever, resources on integrated pest management, and guidelines clarifying regulatory involvement’s role in outbreak situations.
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One horse has been euthanized due to the severity of its signs.
The affected horse resides in Alameda County along with 21 stablemates.
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