undefined This special report on the EHV outbreak in several Western states comes from The Jurga Report: Horse Headlinesblog. For the latest information on the EHV outbreak, please go to…
…1 (EHV-1). “In the past week there have been two confirmed cases of EHV-1 in Colorado in horses that competed at the National Cutting Horse Association Western National Championships in…
…Roping released an optimistic statement on the EHV-1 outbreak: EHV Looking Much Better. UPDATE (5/19/11) Downloadable PDF from EQUUS on EHV-1. UPDATE (5/19/11) from the Wyoming Livestock Board on new…
…disease may be treatable. For coverage from EquiSearch blogger Fran Jurga, please go to The Jurga Report: Horse Health Headlines. For more information on EHV-1, see our EHV-1 Fact Sheet….
…equestrians are most likely to see, EHV-1 and EHV-4, often cause only respiratory illness with few long-term aftereffects, but EHV’s easy movement between horses and the fact that the virus…
…last spring. In addition, it’s not a new finding that rhino can cause neurological disease. Myth: This is a mutant virus. There are two forms, EHV-1 and EHV-4, either of…
…our most recent articles about EHV on our web site, Equusmagazine.com.” In Colorado, where the Equine Network is based, there are already two confirmed cases of EHV-1, with six additional…
…that are 10 times higher than with other strains of EHV-1. Horses with neurological EHV-1 do not necessarily show any respiratory symptoms, but their nasal discharges contain very high levels…
…covers the various types of EHV, signs and symptoms, how it is spread, and how it can be prevented. See also: EHV-1 aka Equine Herpes Virus on Horse Journal Online….
…in Wellington, Fla. These outbreaks have caused concern, if not panic, throughout the equine industry. EHV (aka the Rhinopneumonitis virus) exists in two forms. EVH-1 and EHV-4. EHV-1 is the…
