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Equine Encephalitis Outbreak Expands; Sick Horses Need Veterinary Attention, Says State Veterinarian
There have now been 25 confirmed cases of EEE within the state.
See below for the press release. Eastern equine encephalitis
is largely a preventable disease simply by vaccinating. Be certain
your individual horse is up to date... |read more|
Encephalitis strikes 3 animals in northwest
Wisconsin
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EHV-1 update...
Please see the below link the up to date information.
If traveling with your horses,check with state officials to see
if requirements have changed. Also, check with show officials
to see if status of show, as many around of the country are being
cancelled... http://www.aaep.org/ehv_resources.htm
Download the brochure
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Traveling to or through Kentucky?
Kentucky to Require Piroplasmosis Testing
he Kentucky Department of Agriculture has issued a letter stating that, effective
Jan. 1, 2011, any horse shipping to a racetrack in the state must have a certificate
showing it is negative for equine piroplasmosis....read
more
Traveling to or through Michigan? Download
the State of Michigan Department of Agriculture Equine Import
Requirements. They have been revised. All equidae (horses,
donkeys, ponies, zebras) must test negative to an official
test for equine infectious anemia (EIA) within the current
calendar year, except equidae that are both nursing and are
six months of age or younger. A "Calendar
Year" means the current 13-month period commencing with
December 1 and ending December 31 of the following year (Public
Act 466 of 1988, as amended, the Animal Industry Act)....read
more
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