US EditionSkin Problems in Horses: Culicoides Hypersensitivity
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Skin Problems in Horses: Culicoides Hypersensitivity
by Kentucky Equine Research Staff One of the most frustrating insects for horse owners is a midge identified as Culicoides. Tiny and prone to swarming, these midges, sometimes called no-see-ums or punkies, can be relentless in their biting, often leading to persistent skin wounds. Midges seem to prefer certain regions of the horse, including the mane, tail, and belly. Bites incurred by midges are sufficiently annoying, but the problem extends be…
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