California Vesicular Stomatitis Update
Edited Press Release
May 30, 2023
Seven new VSV-affected premises have been identified in San Diego and Riverside counties.
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Seven new VSV-affected premises have been identified in San Diego and Riverside counties.
The horse resides at a private facility in Grey County.
The horse resides in Branch County.
The horse resides in Clackamas County.
The positive horse was euthanized, and 20 horses are under quarantine.
The horse resides in Cowlitz County and recently returned from training in Oregon.
This is Florida’s 19th confirmed case of strangles in 2023.
Vesicular stomatitis has been confirmed in horses in Riverside and San Diego counties.
The horse resides in Scott County, where 10 additional horses are exposed.
The ponies reside on a farm in Washington County where they were born and raised.
Horses in Lapeer and Ingham counties have been confirmed positive for strangles.
The training facility in York County where one horse was positive for neurologic herpesvirus has been released from quarantine.
The horses live at a private facility in San Diego County.
The suckling filly resides in the Regional Municipality of York and was referred to an equine hospital.
The horse lived in El Paso County and has been euthanized.
The horse lived in Baker County and has been euthanized.
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