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Anthrax in Horses
Anthrax has a high fatality rate in horses, and the disease can also affect humans.
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Equine Botulism
Botulism is an often-deadly disease that causes neurologic clinical signs.
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Risk-Based Equine Vaccines: Equine Herpesvirus
While most young horses have been exposed to types of herpesviruses, there is a need to protect horses of all ages against respiratory, abortogenic and possibly neurologic herpesvirus.
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Risk-Based Equine Vaccine: Influenza
Equine influenza virus (EIV) is a highly infectious respiratory virus that can cause high rates of sickness within an equine population.
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Core Equine Vaccines: Rabies
Rabies in horses is 100% fatal, and humans can be exposed to the disease through positive horses.
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Equine Core Vaccine: Tetanus
If a horse gets a wound—especially a puncture wound—be sure to check its tetanus vaccination status and boost if necessary.
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Equine Core Vaccine: West Nile Virus
West Nile virus is transmitted by mosquitoes and attacks the neurologic system of horses and humans, and to a lesser degree other species.
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Core Equine Vaccines for EEE and WEE
The two main equine encephalitis viruses in the United States have regional differences.
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Risk-Based Vaccines for Horses
Some diseases are more likely to affect traveling or competing horse populations, and horses need protection against those problems.
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