Temeku Equine, Inc

11/26/2025

AAEP/EDCC EHV-1 Updates:

In an effort to educate the equine industry on the current EHV-1 outbreak in the United States, the AAEP and Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) hosted a webinar on Tuesday, Nov. 25 for horse owners, trainers, and barn managers to offer the most up-to-date information on this issue.

Dr. Lewis R. “Bud” Dinges (Texas Animal Health Commission Executive Director and Texas State Veterinarian), Dr. Krista Estell (AAEP/EDCC) and Dr. Katie Flynn (USEF) explained what EHV-1 is, how to recognize it, and how to prevent its spread.

A recording of this educational session is now available to view on-demand. We encourage you to share the link with your clients for anyone who was not able to join the session live.

This is the recording of a webinar held November 25, 2025. Please note that the current EHV-1 situation is changing rapidly. To get the most updated informat...

11/26/2025

Happy Wednesday Equine Family! Pretty awesome find, if you all have Spotify click the link and tap into this podcast Texas A&M has! Each episode explores a different disease or condition in the testing options available to practitioners and animal owners! 

11/25/2025

Thank you for always choosing Temeku Equine!

11/25/2025

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11/21/2025

The Equine Disease Communication Center is monitoring an outbreak of EHM that originated at the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) World Finals and Elite Barrel Race event Nov 5-9. To date, officially confirmed cases have been reported in the following states-

11/21/2025

Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) – Quick update with Temeku Equine! Additional information https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/animal_health/equine_herpes_virus.html

11/20/2025

Hello all! We’ve always loved connecting on Facebook, and we’re excited to add Instagram as another way to share updates, tips, and life here at the clinic. Stay tuned for what’s to come! Check out our Instagram with the link below!🩺🫶🏼

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11/06/2025

VESICULAR STOMATITIS (VS) UPDATE

A confirmed case of Vesicular Stomatitits (VS) has been found in Arizona.
At this time it is only one case, and it is being managed appropriately.

Although VS is typically a self-limiting disease, it can be extremely uncomfortable. Affected horses may develop blister-like lesions in and around the mouth, the sheath/udder, and the coronet bands of the hooves. Horses may run a fever, be reluctant to eat or drink, and can appear to be frothing from the mouth.

If a facility has a positive case, it must go under quarantine — no horses (or other animals) on or off that property — for 14 days after the last horse shows no symptoms.

Fatality rate in horses is very low, however this disease is highly regulated due to the risk of transmission to cattle and other livestock species.

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How VS spreads

Primarily by insects (especially flies) and by contact with contaminated saliva or materials.

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Prevention

• isolate new horses before introducing them
• aggressive fly control
• separate sick animals from healthy animals
• handle healthy animals first
• wash hands, tools, boots after handling sick horses
• consider changing clothes after handling sick horses

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If you suspect VS or see suspicious lesions, contact your veterinarian immediately.

Be smart and cautious when traveling right now — check the current regulations BEFORE traveling to any state with active cases.
Additional restrictions may be placed on returning home depending on where you go and your state’s current requirements.

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— Temeku Equine Veterinary Services

11/04/2025

🔥𝓞𝓷-𝓢𝓲𝓽𝓮 𝓥𝓮𝓽 🔥

Dr. Jennifer Rosenberg from Temeku Equine, Inc. will be on-site at select times during the race for all your veterinary needs.

If you need supplies or need to schedule an appointment please call their office at 951-302-6646.

10/02/2025

Get your RSVP in to join us for this dinner and lecture. Everyone is welcome to join.

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08/20/2025

This is an excellent article on equine asthma. It’s important to note that asthma can also increase the likelihood of Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH or “bleeders”). If you suspect your horse may be experiencing respiratory issues or have concerns about their performance, please don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule an appointment.

Correct diagnosis of equine asthma is crucial to finding a treatment that works for your horse.

08/08/2025

✨ We have a couple of new faces in the office here at Temeku Equine! ✨

We are very excited to welcome Ashley and Katie as Office Staff.

They both bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of equine sports medicine and we are so excited to have them join our team!

To learn more about them and the rest of our team, please visit www.temekuequine.com