Florida Confirms Equine WNV Case
Edited Press Release
November 24, 2021
The unvaccinated horse is the state’s fourth equine confirmed with WNV this year.
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The unvaccinated horse is the state’s fourth equine confirmed with WNV this year.
Researchers found horses on regular four- to six-week trim and shoe cycles didn’t have significant gait changes after their hoof care appointments, even on a finely measured level.
The affected horse and any potentially exposed horses have been quarantined.
The horse’s facility is under voluntary quarantine following the positive test.
An official quarantine will remain in effect until response protocols are complete.
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One more horse is suspected as positive, and five more potentially exposed.
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The case marks the state’s sixth equine confirmed in 2021.
Neither horse was fully vaccinated against EI.
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