5 Ways to Protect Horses (and Humans) From Rabies
Michelle Anderson
September 29, 2017
While rabies is fatal, the disease is also preventable. A veterinarian shares five tips to protect you and your horse.
While rabies is fatal, the disease is also preventable. A veterinarian shares five tips to protect you and your horse.
Of the 854 respondents, 681 (80%) said their horses are currently vaccinated against rabies.
Ohio also confirmed a case of EEE in an Ashtabula County horse on Aug. 24.
Five cases of rabies have been confirmed in North Carolina livestock so far this year.
The Texas Animal Health Commission is encouraging owners to vaccinate horses against WNV and EEE.
Administer booster vaccinations and target deworming treatments to help protect your horse’s health.
Vaccines can help protect horses against potentially deadly West Nile virus and Eastern equine encephalomyelitis.
Since 1994, when the virus was first identified, 102 Australian horses have died or been euthanized due to Hendra virus.
Learn how to help your horse remain free of this common and highly contagious respiratory disease.
Make biosecurity a priority before, during, and after traveling with your horse.
The unvaccinated 12-year-old Welsh Pony mare was euthanized and tested positive for Hendra on Aug. 6.
Vaccines have proven to offer horses protection against mosquito-borne diseases, including WNV and EEE.
Dr. Josie Traub-Dargatz shares lessons learned from equine disease outbreaks and tactics for avoiding infection spread.
The AAEP recognizes the WNV vaccine as a core vaccine and recommends horses receive at least one dose annually.
The AAEP recognizes the WNV vaccine as a core vaccine and recommends horses receive at least one dose annually.
West Nile virus was detected in mosquitoes in Salt Lake County. Officials are encouraging owners to vaccinate horses.
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