EHV-1 Quarantine Lifted on Lake County, Ind., Horses
Edited Press Release
June 12, 2012
A horse residing on the Lake County farm was euthanized and subsequently tested EHV-1 positive in May.
A horse residing on the Lake County farm was euthanized and subsequently tested EHV-1 positive in May.
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A Lake County, Ind., boarding facility was quarantined after an equine resident tested positive for EHV-1.
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The horse was euthanized after showing severe neurologic signs associated with the disease.
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The mare displayed mild neurologic signs, and is considered a secondary exposure from the HITS Thermal show.
More than 2,000 horses were exposed to EHV-1 during the 2011 outbreak, which originated in Ogden, Utah.
The four EHV-1 positive horses are from two separate facilities, both of which are under voluntary quarantine.
The most recently confirmed horse displayed mild neurologic signs before testing positive for the disease.
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