Information from EDCC can help clients understand the difference between equine coronavirus and COVID-19.
The Kentucky State Veterinarian's office directed Kentucky racetracks and training centers to not allow Remington Park horses entry without the State Vet's approval.
Larimer County, Colorado, reported a new equine case of vesicular stomatitis.
Neurologic herpesvirus resulted in the euthanasia of two horses in Snyder County, Pennsylvania.
The Wyoming quarantines are precautionary; no cases of EIA have been diagnosed in the state.
New cases of equine West Nile virus (WNV) have been reported in these states.
Massachusetts, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, Iowa, Ohio and Virginia have reported disease cases.
Florida reports of equine WNV, strangles and EEE.
Four of six horses confirmed with West Nile virus (WNV) died or were euthanized.
Colorado confirms first 2018 WNV case and Iowa reports another case.
Michigan has now had 13 confirmed cases of strangles in the state this year.
Confirmed cases of West Nile virus (WNV) were reported in horses from Virginia, Iowa and California.
Equine infectious anemia (EIA) has been diagnosed in horses from McLennan, Wilson, and Ector Counties in Texas.
A mare from Suffolk, Virginia, died from Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE).
EEE has been reported in North and South Carolina and WNV was confirmed in New York.
Potomac horse fever (PHF) was confirmed in a horse at a private facility in New London, Connecticut.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture has confirmed equine infectious anemia (EIA) in three horses in Lamar County. Six counties have reported EEE.
Potomac horse fever (PHF) was confirmed in a pony gelding stabled in Frederick County, Maryland.
Montcalm, Shiawassee and Wayne Counties in Michigan have confirmed cases of equine strangles.
EEE, West Nile virus and equine coronavirus have been reported at the end of July and early August.
Four horses were confirmed positive in Albemarle County, Virginia, with one euthanized and the rest under veterinary care.
A mare was euthanized in Onslow County due to EEE.
A horse that traveled extensively in the province tested positive for EIA, but had no clinical signs.
Strangles has been confirmed in a pony in Newport County, Rhode Island.
Strangles quarantines are in place at the race track and a stable in Ontario County, New York.
North Carolina reported its second case of EEE in the state for 2018.
A Maryland horse will be euthanized due to equine infectious anemia and the facility has been quarantined.
A neurologic EHV-1 horse was euthanized in Buffalo County, Nebraska.
A horse from Alberta, Canada, tested positive when trying to enter the United States.
EIA-positive horse euthanized in Oklahoma that originated in Alabama.
On one property, a horse has tested positive for EHM and another has tested positive for EHV-1.
Strangles was confirmed in unrelated horses in Clinton, St. Clair and Washtenaw Counties in Michigan.
Two horses were euthanized and at least five others were affected by botulism on one property.
Four horses in Shelby County, Tennessee, were confirmed with strangles.
Recent strangles cases remind veterinarians to coach horse owners on the importance of quarantine and daily observation of horses.
Equine infectious anemia (EIA) has been reported in multiple horses in Texas.
The 7-year-old Quarter Horse mare that is positive for EIA is currently housed at the Grants Pass Downs on the Josephine County Fairgrounds.
A horse in Stutsman County, North Dakota, was euthanized due to neurologic equine herpesvirus.
A barrel racing horse from Williamson County that attended several events has been diagnosed with EHM.
Florida reported six positive cases of Eastern equine encephalitis that reported in euthanasia of all six horses.
A horse in York County, Maine, was euthanized due to EHM.
One horse in Fauquier County in northern Virginia was confirmed positive for equine herpesvirus myeloencephalopathy.
The horse with neurologic herpesvirus has traveled extensively to rodeos in the Great Plains Region.
Horses that attended high school rodeo events at Laramie, Rock Springs or Big Piney should be monitored.
An investigation is underway and the horse and on-premises contact animals have been quarantined.
The third confirmed case of EHM at the Orange County facility is in quarantine.
A quarantined barn that had a neurologic case of EHV-1 has had seven additional horses that tested positive for EHV-1 and had fevers, but no neurologic signs.
Barrel horse initially suspected of having rabies was euthanized due to neurologic herpesvirus.