Swamp Fever Equine Support - Set of 3

Educational Overview 


Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA / “Swamp Fever”

Swamp fever, formally known as equine infectious anemia (EIA), is a viral disease that affects horses and other equines. It is spread mainly through blood‑feeding insects such as horseflies.


Dogs and cats are not typical hosts and do not develop the disease, but pets living around infected equines may encounter contaminated environments.

Because EIA is a regulated disease with significant implications for horse health, any suspected exposure in equines should be addressed by a veterinarian or local animal‑health authority.


Keeping pets away from areas with heavy insect activity and maintaining good stable hygiene helps reduce the chance of indirect contact.

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