Simple Summary Bacterial infections continue to cause ongoing health problems in the
global equine industry, resulting in substantial loss of valuable economic contributions …

Ascending placentitis is a leading cause of abortion in the horse, but adaptive immune
response to this disease is unknown. To evaluate this, sub-acute placentitis was …

Streptococci are gram‐positive and catalase‐negative cocci occurring in pairs and chains;
they show considerable ecologic, physiologic, serologic, and genetic diversity. Streptococci …

Streptococcus equi subspecies equi (S. equi) is the causative pathogen of strangles in
horses, donkeys, and other equine animals. Strangles has spread globally and causes …

Simple Summary Considerable evidence suggests that skin microbiota communities are
critical for maintaining health and skin homeostasis. However, to date, studies on the skin …

This study was carried out to investigate an outbreak of strangles in horses at the Qassim
Region, Central Saudi Arabia. From 29 horses included in this study, the disease was …

Bacterial resistance to antimicrobials has become a global issue which is affecting
veterinary treatment of animals, welfare of animals and can have economic implications. The …

Background: Empirical antimicrobial prescribing is commonly used in equine veterinary.
Therefore, professionals can obtain information about antimicrobial susceptibility profile of …

Strangles, caused by Streptococcus equi subspecies equi, is a highly infectious disease of
equines causing major health issues and financial losses. The aim of the study was to detect …

S. equi subspecies equi, causing strangles in equine, is characterized by comprising a
major virulence factor called M like protein or SeM protein. This study aimed to extract SeM …