Horse health conditions

Papillomatosis is a skin disease caused by several equine papillomaviruses that present as papillomas (commonly known as warts). Equine warts commonly develop on the muzzle and face, genitals, pasterns, or in the ears of young horses.

West Nile Virus is acquired by mosquitos from infected birds and transmitted to mammals, including horses, when they bite them.

Wobbler syndrome or cervical cerebral malformation (CVM) in horses is when the spinal cord is compressed in one or more places.