Second Florida Pony Tests Positive for CEM
Edited Press Release
June 6, 2024
The pony stallion lives in Orange County.
The pony stallion lives in Orange County.
The horses lived in Martin and Hillsborough counties and were euthanized.
One horse in Lancaster County tested positive for EHV and was euthanized, and 8 horses are exposed.
The horses live at a stable in Montérégie.
The horses lived in Duval and Levy counties and were euthanized.
The barn in Los Angeles County where 2 horses previously tested positive for EIA has been released from quarantine.
The mare lives in Orange County and tested positive for the causative bacterium after a uterine lavage was performed due to retained free fluid after breeding.
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The horses live in Clallam County.
The filly lives at a barn in Newaygo County, where two other horses previously tested positive.
The horses lived in Harris County and were euthanized.
The cases are located in Wexford, St. Clair, and Emmett counties.
The horse lived in Columbia County and was euthanized.
The horse lives at a stable in MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges.
The horse lives in Brazos County.
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