In response to the current EHV-1 outbreak, Dr. Haley joins us to share what’s happening, why it matters, and what actions horse owners can take to help limit spread within barns and show environments. She also breaks down the various types of EHV, how they differ in symptoms and severity, and why understanding those differences is essential for early detection and prevention. Horses should be vaccinated against EHV 2–4 times per year depending on their risk level, and regular booster shots are e

🚨 IMPORTANT EHV-1 INFORMATION 🚨 The recent cases of EHV-1 are a serious reminder to not panic but to take proactive measures ✔️ Take temperatures twice daily ✔️ Isolate new or exposed horses ✔️ Do NOT share tack, buckets, blankets, halters, or trailers ✔️ Limit barn traffic keep a visitor log ✔️ Call your veterinarian immediately if you see signs (fever, nasal discharge, lethargy, ataxia/hind-end weakness) 📍 Stay informed, focus on overall health and reducing stress ❤️ We’re here for you #EHV

Veterinarian offers guidance to horse owners amid EHV-1 outbreak