Two New Vesicular Stomatitis Cases Confirmed in Colorado
Edited Press Release
November 12, 2019
The USDA also corrects its previous report of VSV in Duchesne County, Utah.
The USDA also corrects its previous report of VSV in Duchesne County, Utah.
Officials release the Shasta County premises after more than two weeks of monitoring for equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy.
Four states still have VSV-infected or -suspect premises.
Thirty-three additional horses were exposed to equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy.
A Suffolk County facility on Long Island where an aged gelding was diagnosed with EHM is resuming normal operations after clearing the required quarantine period.
Two Maryland horses were also exposed. Officials have quarantined the Loudoun County premises.
The affected Clark County facility is under mandatory quarantine.
Kansas becomes the eighth state with confirmed vesicular stomatitis virus this year.
This newest case of equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy in California is reportedly not related to the four horses recently confirmed in Shasta and Sonoma counties. Sixty additional horses were exposed.
For the first time, Australian researchers have confirmed 15 cases of chlamydial respiratory infection in neonatal foals. Scientists had previously only detected the bacterium in a few adult horses.
Colorado and Wyoming have newly confirmed positive and suspect premises.
The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food has enacted an official quarantine.
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No new VSV-infected premises were identified in Nebraska or Utah. Colorado and Wyoming added new cases and premises.
Four states have newly confirmed positive or suspect premises.
CDFA recommends vigilance for potentially exposed horses.
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