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'Pigeon Fever' hits horses in Montana

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'Pigeon Fever' hits horses in Montana

By: Cade Menter

Posted at 12:28 PM, Nov 24, 2022

and last updated 2:47 PM, Nov 25, 2022

A disease outbreak in parts of Montana is worrying some ranchers and veterinarians - "Pigeon Fever."
Jody Jackson of Carter - between Great Falls and Fort Benton - was out to feed her horses noticed something was wrong with one of them.
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Pigeon fever is most common in the southwestern United States, such as Texas, New Mexico, and even making its way toward parts of California.

The infection is caused by a bacteria called Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, which typically causes large abscesses to form on the chest region of the horse, or under the belly...
 
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