Piroplasmose et maladie de Lyme

Equine Babesiosis: A Tick-Borne Disease Equine babesiosis is a parasitic disease transmitted by certain species of ticks. Once the parasite enters the bloodstream, it attacks red blood cells, causing their destruction. This leads to anemia, general inflammation, and notable weakness. Symptoms can vary from horse to horse. Some show high fever, extreme fatigue, loss of appetite, or dark urine, while others display subtler signs, such as decreased performance or prolonged recovery after exercise. Without proper care, the disease can become chronic and severely weaken the animal. That’s why it is crucial to act at the first signs, consulting a veterinarian to confirm the diagnosis and administer appropriate treatment. At the same time, natural support can help maintain vitality, soothe the body, and promote faster recovery.

Equine Lyme Disease: Often a Silent Infection Lyme disease, also transmitted by tick bites, is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi. In horses, this disease can be difficult to identify, as symptoms may appear weeks or even months after the bite. Horses may show muscle pain, stiffness, intermittent lameness, decreased energy, unusual irritability, or behavioral changes. As in humans, Lyme disease can become chronic, causing repeated inflammation, loss of tone, hypersensitivity, or muscle weakness. Once diagnosed by a veterinarian, the horse requires careful monitoring, appropriate treatment, and overall support to maintain metabolism, reduce inflammation, and help the body regain optimal functioning.

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Supporting an Affected Horse: Lifestyle, Management, and Prevention When a horse is affected by babesiosis or Lyme disease, daily life should be adapted. Moderate exercise, longer rest periods, and high-quality nutrition help relieve the body. A balanced, nutrient-rich diet, proper hydration, and close observation of behavior, appetite, and energy levels are recommended. Prevention is also crucial: regularly inspect the horse after each outing, maintain pastures to reduce tick-prone areas, and use complementary natural antiparasitic solutions to lower the risk of bites. Extra vigilance is required during high-risk periods, such as spring and autumn.

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