Equine Strangles

Middlesex, Essex and Hampshire Counties in Massachusetts were involved in confirmed equine disease reports.

Florida's 18th confirmed case of equine strangles was reported in Santa Rose County at a private facility.

A Tennessee Walking Horse mare in Oakland County, Michigan, was confirmed positive for equine strangles in April 2021.

This is the 17th confirmed case of equine strangles in Florida this year.

A property in Snohomish County, Washington, reported a confirmed case of equine strangles with eight horses exposed.

A weanling colt in Lapeer County, Michigan, was confirmed with equine strangles and exposed seven other horses.

An attending veterinarian confirmed a case of equine strangles at a boarding facility in Chisago County, Minnesota, where two other horses are suspected of having the disease.

Seventy horses at the Suffolk Equestrian Academy were considered exposed to equine strangles when one horse was confirmed with the disease.

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services confirmed an equine strangles case in Marion County, the 16th for the year in the state.

Horses at a boarding facility in Martin County and a private facility in Marion County are undergoing testing for equine strangles.

A pony in Martin County, Florida, was the 11th confirmed equine strangles case reported in Florida so far this year.

A Warmblood mare in Providence County, Rhode Island, was confirmed with equine strangles in early March.

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development reported a positive equine strangles in Genesee County.

Confirmed cases of equine strangles with other horses exposed occurred in Indian River and Martin Counties in Florida.

A gelding is recovering after testing positive for strangles in Kent County, Michigan.

One horse in Island County, Washington, has been diagnosed with strangles.

The Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) has released information about strangles quarantines in Osceola County, Florida, and near Boise, Idaho.