Tennessee Horse Euthanized Due to Potomac Horse Fever

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Tennessee Horse Euthanized Due to Potomac Horse Fever

A horse in Wilson County, Tennessee, was euthanized due to Potomac horse fever.

The Tennessee State Veterinarian’s office confirmed a case of Potomac horse fever on a farm in Wilson County.

The horse was euthanized.

Information for this report was provided by the Equine Disease Communication Center.

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