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Concern Grows In Texas Over Growing VS Cases In Horses

2014-06-21 06:36:00| Beef

By Logan Hawkes Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) officials say that despite additional cases this week, there is no known connection between the recent rash of Vesicular Stomatitus (VS) cases confirmed in 11 horses located at five different premises in three Texas counties since late May. But the sudden appearance of the disease has prompted intrastate restrictions on the movement of animals across state lines and limits international movement of animals from Texas into a number of foreign destinations. read more

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