Equine herpes virus
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Equine herpes: horse confirmed dead and others blocked from competing
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Eight horses showing neurological signs in hospital after equine herpes virus outbreak
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Equine herpes virus: all you need to know right now
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EHV prompts temporary British competition ban for horses returning from affected shows
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Major showjumping tour cancelled after horses test positive for equine herpes virus
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Vet suspended by FEI for failing to carry out EHV-1 by-laws he thought were ‘stupid’
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EHV-1 vaccinations will not be compulsory for FEI competitions following major outbreak
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‘A living hell’: breeder speaks up on EHV abortion storm after seven foals die
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Mandatory equine herpes vaccinations for sport horses under consideration
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California EHV-1 outbreak: seventh horse put down, as Nations Cup leg cancelled
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British Eventing reintroduces EHV self-certification forms to minimise risk of outbreaks
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California EHV-1 outbreak: six horses put down as competition is halted
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‘Mistakes were made’: poor decisions and human error contributed to European EHV-1 outbreak
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We all have a role in preventing spread of equine disease: new guide released
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+£230,000 raised to help cover vet bills for those in European EHV-1 outbreak
“We owe a huge thank you to everyone who donated so generously and showed the true spirit of our sport”
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EHV quarantine restrictions lifted in UK as disease threat returns to normal level
Quarantine restrictions put in place as a result of EHV-1 outbreaks on the European mainland have been lifted for horses returning to the UK
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Horse traceability is key as competition restarts after EHV-1 outbreak *H&H Plus*
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Viable equine herpes virus survives on bedding for 48 hours, study finds *H&H Plus*
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EHV-1 update: self-certification forms for shows recommended but not compulsory
As part of the measures put in place to mitigate the risk of the European outbreak reaching the UK, on 18 March BEF and its member bodies introduced equine health self-certification forms on the EIDAG’s advice
