Ohio Horse Positive for EHV
Edited Press Release
July 13, 2022
The affected horse resides in Medina County.
The affected horse resides in Medina County.
Researchers found high concentrations of Sarcina, a bacterium associated with poor gastric emptying, in horses’ glandular lesions.
State officials reported the positive cases in Fort Bend and Parker counties.
The horse tested positive after being stabled with another infected horse.
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