CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Livestock Board has issued an order aimed at preventing the spread of a venereal disease in cattle called Trichomoniasis (trik-oh-moh-NIE'-ah-sis), which can cause cows to lose their calves
People bringing horses into Wyoming have three days to get their horsed checked by a veterinarian. The Wyoming Livestock Board ordered the 72-hour requirement effective beginning Thursday.
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