Early Symptoms of EHV You Need to Watch For

During an outbreak, fever is often the first red flag. Many barns catch EHV early simply by taking temperatures twice a day.

Common early signs

  • Fever above 101.5°F
  • Nasal discharge
  • Lethargy or unusual quietness
  • Coughing or reduced appetite

Neurologic (EHM) symptoms

  • Hind-limb weakness
  • Stumbling or wobbly gait
  • Difficulty urinating
  • Inability to stand

These neurologic cases require immediate veterinary intervention.

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