TheHorse.com | Is a Respiratory Virus Behind Equine IAD? TheHorse.com These more severe respiratory viruses can keep a horse laid up for weeks with respiratory signs, fever, and muscle aches, Mazan said. Equine rhinitis virus clinical signs, on the other hand, are less severe and more similar to the common cold in humans. |
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