Botulism Outbreak Suspected in Maine Horse Deaths
Pat Raia
April 30, 2012
Agricultural authorities believe a botulism outbreak is responsible for the deaths of 23 horses at one farm.
Horse-health-problem risk factors, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment
Agricultural authorities believe a botulism outbreak is responsible for the deaths of 23 horses at one farm.
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