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The EHV-1 virus can travel through the air, but can only spread for a maximum distance of 30 feet. It is primarily spread directly through horse-to-horse contact and indirectly on contaminated objects (fomites) such as hands, clothing, tack, buckets, etc.
Many strains of the virus produce external blisters and sores on the skin and these are highly contagious and can be transmittable between species. Some species of virus can be transmitted between humans and animals but transmission from animals to humans is rare.
Equine herpesviruses are very common DNA viruses in horse populations worldwide. The two most significant are EHV-1, which causes respiratory disease, abortion, and neurologic disease; and EHV-4, which primarily causes respiratory disease and only occasionally causes abortion or neurologic disease.
Surviving horses can make a complete recovery while some horses may be left with permanent neurologic deficits. Most horses become infected with EHV types 1 and 4 within the first year of life. Active infection typically results in symptoms such as fever, lethargy, cough or nasal discharge.
EHV-1 is a common virus in the horse population. Horses are typically exposed to EHV-1 early in life, with 80-90% of horses reportedly infected by two years of age. 10 Things You Might Not Know About Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV) and ucdavis.edu blog 10-things-you-m ucdavis.edu blog 10-things-you-m
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Feline virus is specific to cats. In fact, most mammals have their own type of virus. These viruses will not infect other species, so feline virus is not contagious to humans. The virus is a common respiratory pathogen that causes upper respiratory disease in most cats.
Although humans cant be infected by EHV-1, they can aid in spreading it to their horses or other horses in their care.
They do not pose a risk to people. EHV-1 primarily causes upper respiratory disease and abortions/stillbirths in horses. In some cases, it causes a neurological disease called equine myeloencephalopathy (EHM) that can be fatal.

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