EEE in New Jersey Horses: Fifth Case for 2018 Reported
Edited Press Release
September 24, 2018
The Gloucester County horse had not been vaccinated against EEE in 2018 and was euthanized.
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The Gloucester County horse had not been vaccinated against EEE in 2018 and was euthanized.
The affected Quarter Horse stallion had not been off the farm in several months, and there is no known exposure to horses outside the farm.
The neurologic horse was seen at a private veterinary clinic in Loudoun County, Virginia, before returning home to a private farm in Montgomery County, Maryland. The horse’s home facility has been quarantined.
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New cases in Boyle, Harrison, Jackson, and Mercer counties were reported Sept. 20. One affected horse was alive at last update and three had been euthanized. None had been vaccinated against WNV.
Unvaccinated horses and those with unknown vaccination histories from Lyon, Marion, Neosho, Seward, and Wichita counties have tested positive for WNV.
Since June, three Dallas County horses have tested positive for EIA.
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The unvaccinated horse from York County is currently receiving supportive veterinary care.
No horses in Wyoming have tested positive for EIA at this time. However, there are now 58 horses quarantined at 12 facilities in Albany, Fremont, Laramie, Lincoln, Natrona, Park, Sweetwater, and Teton counties.
Officials reported seven cases of WNV in Wyoming horses residing in Campbell, Fremont, Goshen, Park, and Sheridan counties.
The affected horse developed acute and severe neurologic signs of disease and was euthanized.
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