
Sonoma EHV Update: Second Negative Test for Neurologic Mare
The California Department of Food and Agriculture continues to monitor horses from the Sonoma County show and the index case’s home premises.
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The California Department of Food and Agriculture continues to monitor horses from the Sonoma County show and the index case’s home premises.

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Another mare has shown neurologic signs but has tested negative for EHV-1.

The CDFA reports one neurologic, one febrile, four suspected cases that tested negative, and one euthanized horse.

The horse had shown no clinical signs.

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The horse resides at a private facility in Yakima County.

Six horses from the affected mare’s home premises also tested positive.

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The affected filly has been discharged and is recovering.

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As of July 15, no other horses have exhibited clinical signs.
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