Officials Confirm EEE-Positive Horse in Wisconsin
Edited Press Release
September 8, 2019
The diagnosis marks the state’s third confirmed EEE case for 2019.
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The diagnosis marks the state’s third confirmed EEE case for 2019.
The 25-year-old Swift County mare had no documented history of WNV vaccination.
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The horse, which had been rescued six weeks prior to presentation, had an unknown vaccination history.
The diagnosis of an unvaccinated yearling colt is the state’s first EEE case since 2013.
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