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direct contact with affected horses.
Symptoms can include fever, coughing, nasal discharge, loss of balance, urinary retention and recumbency.
“Based on the clinical signs and one positive test from the first horse with neurologic signs, we are treating this as an infection with EHV-1,” said Dr. Nathaniel White, director of the center. “We are taking extraordinary precautions and following stringent procedures in order to protect the horses in our care as well as the general equine population. The health and safety of our patients is our first priority.”
According to White, a horse brought to the hospital Wednesday, Feb. 7, to be treated for an unrelated emergency, subsequently developed a fever and signs of nervous system disease. The horse was immediately isolated in the hospital’s Biosafety Level 2 isolation unit.
See EHV-1, Page A6
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