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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Equine flu is the most common upper respiratory disease of horses around the world.
I noticed that my horse Fantasy had a runny nose, so I wanted to be informed. Clinical signs are: fever 103-106, coughing, thick nasal discharge.
The cause is a virus, it recurs annually, and can be spread internationally. The full webinar can be viewed at Horse.com.
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