
EHM Confirmed in North Dakota
Two horses in McHenry County are positive for EHM and under official quarantine.
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Two horses in McHenry County are positive for EHM and under official quarantine.

The positive mare has been euthanized, and 14 exposed horses are under quarantine.

All horses and ponies have a different threshold for NSCs, but researchers are beginning to better understand how to feed horses with ID and EMS.

The horse resides in the Regional Municipality of Halton, where 17 horses are exposed.

Three Thoroughbreds in Kentucky, who are under the care of the same trainer, are positive for strangles.

The horse is under veterinary care at a teaching hospital in Lincoln County.

Horses in Clay County and Jackson County, Missouri, are positive for strangles.

The horse resides in Cass County.

The affected horses reside in Wyandotte and Miami counties.

A new method of equine muscle cell research might be more welfare-friendly than in vivo studies.

The horse resides in Cass County, where two additional cases are suspected.

The quarantine of 40 horses in Pierce County has been released, with no additional positive cases.

One gelding in the Regional Municipality of Durham is positive for strangles, and 12 horses are exposed.

The filly resides at a training facility in Fayette County, where 18 horses are exposed.

The horse is located in Allegan County.

The horse lived in Monterey County, where 25 horses are now exposed.
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