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VSCP Summer Series: Toxic Plants in Livestock - Silverleaf Nightshade

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*State the disease agent: Toxic Plants

*Explain how the horse contracts the disease: Ingestion of nightshade plant.

*Is the disease transmissible? If so, how?: It is not transmissible.

*What signs and symptoms the horse will possess?: Acute hemorrhage, gastroenteritis, weakness, excessive salvation, dyspnea, trembling, progressive paralysis, prostration, diarrhea, loss of appetite, loss of coordination, convulsions, sudden depression.

*Is it fatal?: Yes

*How is it treated?: With either medical drugs or by pulling out all traces from the horse.

Provide a picture representing a horse showing a representation of this disease as well a video showing anything educational on your disease.

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*State the disease agent: Virus

*Explain how the horse contracts the disease: Contracted through the bite of infected animals

*Is the disease transmissible? If so, how?: The disease can only be spread through direct contact with direct saliva of infected animals.

*What signs and symptoms the horse will possess?: Colic, obscure lameness, ataxia, paralysis, tremors, fever, depression, aggression, increased sensitivity to touch, convulsions, as well as lack of appetite, dehydration, and teeth grinding.

*Is it fatal?: Rabies is fatal to unvaccinated horses.

*How is it treated?: There is no treatment for rabies, only prevention through vaccinations.

Provide a picture representing a horse showing a representation of this disease as well a video showing anything educational on your disease.

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Facts About Rabies In Horses // Versatile Horsemanship