USDA Officials Confirm 63 Newly Affected Vesicular Stomatitis Premises
Edited Press Release
September 16, 2019
Seven states remain affected by vesicular stomatitis virus.
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Seven states remain affected by vesicular stomatitis virus.
Officials confirm Madera County’s second case.
Two of the horses have been euthanized, and one is recovering.
Affected counties include Camp, Collin, Kaufman, Tarrant, and Travis.
Announcement marks the state’s first 2019 case.
Veterinarians diagnosed the latest five cases in Atlantic, Morris, Ocean, and Salem counties.
This is the state’s second and Brevard County’s first equine WNV case of 2019.
A Spokane County horse tested positive; nine additional horses have been exposed.
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Michigan counties affected by Eastern equine encephalomyelitis now include Barry, Lapeer, Kalamazoo, and St. Joseph.
Horses from five counties are affected.
The affected horse resides in Merced County.
To protect horses and other livestock in Ohio, the state is not allowing the import of horses from counties with confirmed and suspected cases of the highly contagious vesicular stomatitis virus.
Here’s the most recent vesicular stomatitis virus update from the USDA.
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