Potomac Horse Fever in Washington
Edited Press Release
November 16, 2022
The infected horse lives in Clark County.
The infected horse lives in Clark County.
The horse resides in King County.
The horses reside in Kitsap County.
The unvaccinated horses are at a boarding facility in Grays Harbor and are receiving private veterinary care.
The horse resides in Thurston County and is under private veterinary care.
The horse resides in Kitsap County.
The affected horse lived in St. Johns County and has been euthanized.
The horses in Allen County have been placed under quarantine.
The Nevada Department of Agriculture has confirmed 23 cases of pigeon fever this year.
The horse resides in Two Hills County, where there are other potential exposures.
The horse resides in Grimes County.
A gelding at a boarding facility in Duval County is positive for strangles. It is unknown how many other horses were exposed.
The unvaccinated gelding is located in Hillsborough County.
The horse resides in Creek County.
The Thoroughbred resides in Allen County and is currently quarantined.
The Quarter Horses resided in Barnwell County and were euthanized.
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