Highly contagious upper respiratory tract infection that attacks horses
Horse owners are being advised not to panic after confirmation of a case of strangles on the Isle of Man.
It's a highly contagious upper respiratory tract infection that attacks horses and other equines.
Raymond Cox is the chairperson of the Manx Horse Council.
He has this advice for owners:
You can hear more about strangles in this episode of Newscast HERE.
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