Equine Coronavirus: A Quick Rundown
Multiple Authors
October 18, 2019
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Equine coronavirus is a relatively new discovery in equine medicine. Here’s what you need to know about this pathogen.
The horse is reported as affected and alive.
Allegan joins the list of Michigan counties affected with equine cases.
The diagnosis marks Tuolumne County’s first case for 2019.
Lake County’s first case brings the state’s equine case total to eight.
The young Powell County horse succumbed to the mosquito-borne disease.
This case marks Crook County’s first-ever WNV case.
The status of the Hillsborough County horse is unknown.
No new VSV-infected premises were identified in Nebraska or Utah. Colorado and Wyoming added new cases and premises.
These confirmations bring the state’s 2019 total of affected equines to 12.
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All five horses, from three widespread counties, were unvaccinated.
Sixty-day retest of exposed horses yielded negative results.
The affected horse is Portage County’s second equine EEE case of the year.
Affected horses resided in northeast Florida (Clay and St. Johns counties) and central-west Florida (Citrus County).
NYSDAM instituted an official quarantine after a gelding exhibited neurologic signs due to equine herpesvirus.
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