Horses on Three Kansas Premises Confirmed With VSV
Edited Press Release
June 18, 2020
The confirmed vesicular stomatitis cases mark the state’s index cases for 2020.
The confirmed vesicular stomatitis cases mark the state’s index cases for 2020.
The Holmes County mare was euthanized due to her clinical signs and marks the state’s first WNV case for 2020.
Additionally, authorities have released quarantined premises in all New Mexico and all but two Texas counties.
Five of the state’s counties now have VSV-quarantined premises.
Officials state there’s no link between the case at this facility and those at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto or the Dufferin County farm that also recently experienced EHM cases.
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The Dufferin County farm outbreak is linked to a Toronto racetrack outbreak.
No new cases were confirmed in New Mexico or Texas, the other two states affected so far in 2020.
The Linn County premises where the 14-year-old resides has been quarantined.
The Ontario, Canada, track continues to monitor the outbreak.
The USDA has confirmed vesicular stomatitis cases on additional affected premises in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
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Horses that tested positive at the affected King County facility are now clear of the virus.
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