12/10/2025
🐴🐴Client Update: New EHV/EHM Information
We want to provide you with the latest update regarding EHV/EHM cases. A new positive case has been reported in Kentucky.
This is a EHV-4 (Respiratory) case.There is no known epidemiological link to this horse and the horses that were exposed at the Waco event.
Please know that we are taking all possible precautions to help protect every patient we see. Your horse’s health and safety remain our top priority.
🐴🐴Current Precautions We Are Taking:
• Thorough disinfection of our clinic and veterinary trucks between appointments.
• Ensuring our team practices gold standard biosecurity and PPE requirements to limit exposure from one appointment to the next
• Reviewing patient records and contacting clients whose horses may be due for booster vaccinations based on their risk level.
🐴🐴Things YOU Can Help Us With:
• We will be screening all clients at the time of scheduling, including questions about your horse’s re**al temperature, nasal discharge, coughing, neurologic signs, and recent travel history. These help us determine the safest protocols for your visit.
• Requesting that all horses remain on the trailer upon arrival until we take their temperature and review the plan for the appointment.
🐴🐴We are always here to answer your questions and address any concerns you may have. Our team remains available for emergencies—we are committed to helping you and your horses through any situation.
Thank you for your cooperation and trust. We will get through this together. Please don’t hesitate to reach out at any time; we would be happy to answer any of your concerns!
