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In a year defined by weather volatility, expanding tick ranges and an emerging threat crossing U.S. borders for the first time in decades, horse owners can’t rely on last year’s assumptions to protect their horses this season. Now is the time to review vector control strategies and update horses’ core vaccinations.
Source: Merck Animal Health, LinkedIn, August 26, 2026. Link. Vaccines that provide protection against WNV, EEE and WEE, play an important role when administered according to veterinary recommendations.
. . . the horses that fare best are the ones whose owners stay informed, stay connected to their veterinarian, and are proactive in protecting their horses.” – Chrissie Pariseau, DVM, MS, DABVP, cVMA
INSIGHTS: Send information like this from the veterinary team to improve horse owners’ proactive efforts to keep their animals safe and healthy.
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