Four Wisconsin Horses Succumb to EEE
The state has now logged 20 equine cases, including Lincoln and Sheboygan counties’ first.
The state has now logged 20 equine cases, including Lincoln and Sheboygan counties’ first.
The horse, whose vaccination history is unknown, was euthanized.
The affected horses include a 20-year-old Arabian mare in Oakland County and an 11-year-old pony mare in Tuscola County.
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The Ontario horse is reported as recovering.
Fatal cases have clustered in horses located in south central counties of Calhoun, Ionia, Jackson, Kent, Livingston, and Montcalm.
The deceased 8-year-old pony was unvaccinated.
The state’s agriculture commissioner stresses the importance of owners vaccinating their horses.
Officials recommend vaccinating livestock after detecting Eastern equine encephalomyelitis in Atlantic County mosquitoes.
All of the horses lacked proper vaccination against the Eastern equine encephalomyelitis.
All three affected horses have been euthanized.
The state’s tally of equines confirmed with EEE now numbers 18.
Clinical signs and serology results are consistent for both diagnoses.
One is recovering, one was euthanized.
All five horses have succumbed to the illness, which can also affect humans.
The affected pony was euthanized.
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