Premises affected by equine infectious anemia (EIA) in Canada in 2013
Canada's control program for equine infectious anemia (EIA) has made significant progress in reducing the prevalence of the disease in Canada. However, despite the best efforts of the horse industry and governments, EIA continues to be detected in Western Canada, particularly in the northern parts of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, as well as in Yukon.
Horse owners and owners of properties where horses co-mingle should take measures to protect their animals - particularly if they are purchasing or receiving animals from the areas mentioned above.
The CFIA, in collaboration with provinces, territories and horse industry, conducts surveillance for EIA through the national EIA Control Program. Under the program, horse owners voluntarily have their animals tested for the disease.
EIA is a reportable disease under the Health of Animals Regulations. This means that all suspected cases must be reported to the CFIA.
The following tables list equine premises confirmed to be affected by EIA in Canada in 2013.
The provincial maps show the number of EIA-positive equines identified in 2013. The positives may have been identified during a new investigation or an on-going investigation from the previous year.
Current as of: 2013-03-31
Alberta
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| Date confirmed | Location | Animal type infected |
|---|---|---|
| February 21 | MacKenzie County | Equines |
| January 21 | Smoky Lake County | Equines |
British Columbia

| Date confirmed | Location | Animal type infected |
|---|---|---|
| March 15 | Township of Langley | Equines |
Saskatchewan

| Date confirmed | Location | Animal type infected |
|---|---|---|
| March 21 | RM of Meadow Lake 588 | Equines |
| February 21 | RM of Meadow Lake 588 | Equines |
| February 11 | RM of Meadow Lake 588 | Equines |
| January 23 | RM of Meadow Lake 588 | Equines |
| January 18 | RM of Meadow Lake 588 | Equines |
More Information
- Federally Reportable Diseases in Canada - 2013
- Confirmed cases of EIA 2012
- Confirmed cases of EIA 2011
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