Three horses have been cultured positive and 10 others are presumed positive based on clinical signs on one premises.

The AAEP honored the California solo practitioner who donated services for horses and other animals during recent wildfires.

Each year, the AAEP Foundation supports equine research, vet students and benevolence efforts.

Equine influenza has been diagnosed in multiple horses that are at—or that were moved from—the World Equestrian Center in Ohio, while other Indiana cases have not been associated with that venue.

The cases of EIA and piroplasmosis were confined to one location in Smith County, Texas.

The British Horseracing Authority on February 11 gave an update about the equine influenza outbreak and racing schedule.

Dr. Tom Chambers, who heads the OIE Reference Laboratory for Equine Influenza at the University of Kentucky, talks about the current flu outbreak.

FEI offers recommendations in the face of confirmed equine influenza in multiple countries.

Zoetis is confident that the Equip range continues to be effective against its licensed indications.

One horse at Gulfstream Park in Florida has been confirmed positive for equine infectious anemia.

A mature horse in Hamilton, Indiana, has been diagnosed with equine influenza.

In Pierce County, Washington, one horse was confirmed positive for strangles and was suspected of having strangles.

Two horses are confirmed with equine influenza and several others in the barn have respiratory signs consistent with that disease.

A mare in Stevens County, Washington, was euthanized.

Two mares aborted due to EHV-1 on a property that the week before had euthanized two neurologic horses that had clinical signs consistent with EHM.

The location, age, breed and gender of the euthanized horse were not reported.

Four Quarter Horses at one premises were euthanized after testing positive for equine infectious anemia (EIA) in Tennessee.

A horse purchased at auction tested positive on a Bonnyville, Alberta, Canada, premises.

Michigan ended 2018 with a total of 22 confirmed equine strangles cases.

Three EIA-positive horses were confirmed in Paulding County, Georgia.

EHM was diagnosed in horses on farms in Erie and Schuyler Counties, New York, and Hanover County, Virginia.

The Jockey Club determined that she knowingly misrepresented and/or aided in the misrepresentation of the eligibility for registration of foals and other information in connection with communications to the Registry Office.