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March 10, 2021
Rhinopneumonia, what is it and what can you do about it?
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Rhinopneumonia
Recently, the horse-loving world has been startled again by reports about the neurological variant of rhinopneumonia. There are also reports about the abortion variant every year. The cold variant of rhinopneumonia is less spoken about, despite the fact that it is by far the most common.
Read all about Rhinopneumonia in this article, that was published in the KWPN Magazine in January. It is written by Professor Dr. Sloet from the Equine University Clinic Utrecht in The Netherlands and translated by Liz van Woerden.
Read the article here: Rhinopneumonia
A two-month pregnant mare with the EHV-1 that has become ataxic and can barely walk with help. Picture from October 2018.
Hemorrhage caused by EHV-1 in the spinal cord.
Thoroughbred gelding with EHV-1 in ‘pants’.