Equestrian Australia

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Equine Influenza

People in contact with horses: Avoid going near other horses and if you absolutely have to, you must follow the proper EI hygiene procedures before you go. Human contact has been a major factor in the spread of the disease.

For information regarding vaccination of EFA-registered horses with current performance cards entered in "purple zone" or "red zone" events, please go to the news page.

Public help hotline: 1800 675 888     For veterinary advice: 02 4640 6440    

For Commercial Horse Assistance Payments (CHAP), click NSW or Queensland

In addition to the various news items shown below, this is a "quick link" section for more general information on the outbreak, how to prevent its further spread and on other matters.

Equine Influenza Impact Survey - Please help us to help you.

NMG Background Paper on Equine Influenza Vaccination

Equine Influenza Control and Vaccination – Striking a Balance (Vic. DPI)

Australian Government Equine Influenza Fact Sheet (updated) NSW DPI Biosecurity (Hygiene, etc.) Guidelines for Farriers, Horse Dentists, etc.
Please check your respective Department of Primary Industry. EI: What you can do with horse equipment, fodder, etc. (NSW DPI)
Queensland: www.dpi.qld.gov.au
South Australia: www.pir.sa.gov.au
Western Australia: www.agric.wa.gov.au
Northern Territory: www.primaryindustry.nt.gov.au

 For general information and links to other sources of information, visit the Australian Horse Industry Council (AHIC) web http://www.horsecouncil.org.au.

State Branches

Member Associations Equestrian New South Wales Equestrian Victoria Equestrian South Australia Equestrian Queensland Equestrian Western Australia Equestrian Northern Territory Equestrian Tasmania