Michigan Mare Positive for Strangles
Edited Press Release
July 8, 2022
One mare tested positive for strangles in Jackson County, and 17 horses were exposed.
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One mare tested positive for strangles in Jackson County, and 17 horses were exposed.
The affected horses resided on private facilities in DeKalb and Rutherford counties.
A Thoroughbred gelding in Lee County tested positive on June 30.
A Mustang mare in Polk County and a Quarter Horse filly in Bradford County both tested positive.
Horses that have been at the Colorado Horse Park should be monitored after a recent potential EHV case.
The Tennessee State Department of Agriculture reported a new equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy case.
Lillipad, a reportedly barren mare brought into UC Davis for alarming health concerns, shocked caretakers with her pregnancy.
A mare in Perdue No. 346 tested positive for EIA prior to breeding.
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Officials have confirmed one new case in Levy County and two cases in Santa Rosa County.
The right treatment can help prevent serious infections and unsightly proud flesh.
A yearling colt tested positive in Levy County.
Veterinarians have diagnosed four new strangles cases in Brown, Racine, and Sheboygan counties.
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A Tennessee Walking Horse in Livingston County and a Standardbred in St. Joseph County tested positive for strangles.
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