Learn more about new world screwworm (NWS) and how to protect your horse.
New World screwworm poses a serious threat to horses. Dr. Kyle Johnson describes what horse owners should watch for and what to do if they spot larvae in a wound.
Animal health officials reported the first equine case of New World screwworm in the U.S. this century.
Veterinarians share updates on NWS response efforts, horse movement, event biosecurity, and what horse owners should expect.
This Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service course is designed to help keep Texas livestock moving.
The AVMA mobilizes resources to support practitioners in NWS prevention, detection, treatment, and containment.
USDA confirmed a new case in a Texas calf and expanded response efforts while urging animal owners to report suspected infestations.
The USDA confirmed New World screwworm in a Texas calf, underscoring the importance of wound management, fly control, and early detection in horses and other animals.
Researchers have outlined key information on the New World screwworm fly, along with methods for recognizing, treating, and ultimately eradicating infestations.
As new world screwworm threatens horses and livestock again, experts urge vigilance, rapid reporting, and prevention to stop its return to the U.S.
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