Vesicular Stomatitis in New Mexico

As of July 2026, New Mexico has 2 Vesicular Stomatitis alerts in the past 30 days (0 confirmed cases).

Risk Level
🟢 Low
No cases reported in the past 30 days
Cases (30 days)
0
Total Cases
8
Counties Affected
4

Most recent Vesicular Stomatitis alert in New Mexico: Jul 7, 2026

About Vesicular Stomatitis

A reportable viral disease of horses, cattle, and pigs that causes painful blisters (vesicles) and ulcers on the mouth, tongue, muzzle, teats, and coronary bands. It is significant because its lesions are nearly indistinguishable from foot-and-mouth disease, so every suspected case triggers a regulatory investigation a…

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