Veterinarian Advice Encouraged in Wake of EHV-1 Outbreak
Edited Press Release
May 22, 2011
Have EHV-1 questions? Pfizer Animal Health reminds you not to forget your local veterinarian for answers.
Have EHV-1 questions? Pfizer Animal Health reminds you not to forget your local veterinarian for answers.
New confirmed cases of EHV-1 are still being reported. Veterinarians and horse owners remain on high alert.
There were only a few new cases of equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) diagnosed Friday related to the outbreak
Several states affected by the EHV-1 outbreak saw more horses test positive Thursday, while other states saw
An EHV-1 case reporting system developed by the AHC, AAEP, and USDA:APHIS:VS is now in place.
The neurologic equine herpesvirus (EHV-1) outbreak will likely not affect Saturday’s Preakness Stakes in
More suspected EHV-1 cases are being confirmed in the western United States and Canada.
The number of confirmed neurologic EHV-1 cases has reached the double digits.
Veterinarians are working to determine the extent of a multi-state outbreak of neurologic equine herpesvirus.
Veterinarians in several states are determining the extent of a possible equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) outbreak
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