The effects of a West Nile Vaccination are like those of other vaccinations. The vaccine is designed to introduce a disease causing organism to the horse's body in a form that cannot cause disease but can be recognized by the horse's immune system. This allows the immune system to identify and learn to produce antibodies specifically designed to cope with the disease causing organism (in this case West Nile Virus) so that when the horse is exposed to the organism in the future it's immune system can respond more rapidly and more effectively. The goal is to increase the likelihood of the immune system clearing the organism before it can cause disease.
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for horses, yes for people, no
Yes. Mosquitoes carry West Nile Virus and can infect horses when bitten. Other than horses, most animals that get the virus have mild, if any, symptoms. It is a serious illness in birds, horses, and some people.
West Nile just the same as humans that is why they have the shot they have to have.
I'm not exactly sure what you're question is. If you are asking whether or not horses can contract the West Nile virus, the answer is yes! This virus is frequently spread through mosquitoes. It is very important that you get your horse vaccinated against the virus.
thats a good question. i wanna know the answer too.
You cannot use the virus to save it's life, but you can save the horse from West Nile by having him vaccinated against it.
The family classifciation that the West Nile Virus falls under is Flaviviridae. This is a mosquito born virus that has been wide-spread amongst humans and horses.
On Howrse the answer is : All of these (fever, inability to swallow and paralysis of hind legs).
Horses can get illnesses such as colic, laminitis, equine flu, mud fever, rain rot, eye infections, thrush, west nile virus and more.
West Nile is caused by West Nile Virus.
West Nile virus is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito, and can infect people, horses, many types of birds, and some other animals. Most people who become infected with West Nile virus will have either no symptoms or only mild ones. However, on rare occasions, West Nile virus infection can result in severe and sometimes fatal illnesses. There is no evidence to suggest that West Nile virus can be spread from person to person or from animal to person.