Biosecurity Guidelines - AAEP
ANYTHING that touches an infected or suspect infected horse of any age or carries secretions or excretions including, for example; manure from sick horses, discharge for the nose or abscesses or an aborted fetus or fetal membranes, may have the potential to transfer pathogens
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