Dog Disease Outbreaks in Texas
ParvoMaps is tracking 10 confirmed reports in Texas, 8 of them still active. Every report links to its source. See them plotted on the live map.
10
Reports on record
8
Currently active
0
Last 7 days
1
Last 30 days
What's been reported in Texas
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3
2
1
Where in the state
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1
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1
Recent reports
Distemper
Active · Oct 1, 2026
San Antonio
San Antonio Animal Care Services reports rising canine distemper cases in the shelter; urgent call for emergency fosters
Source ↗New World Screwworm · in another animal
Active · Aug 25, 2026
Del Rio
USDA-confirmed New World screwworm infestation in a goat, Val Verde County; pinned at county seat
Source ↗Parvovirus
Active · Aug 21, 2026
Fort Worth, Tarrant County
Rabies
Active · Aug 18, 2026
San Antonio, Bexar County
Pet Husky mix, far West Side inside Loop 1604; killed a rabid skunk in late July. First pet dog rabies case in Bexar County in over a decade. Exposed people and pets offered treatment
Source ↗Rabies · in wildlife
Active · May 27, 2026
Hollywood Park, Bexar County
Rabid fox bit a child, then charged officers
Source ↗Rabies · in wildlife
Historical · Apr 15, 2026
Buda
Dead skunk collected from the 600 block of Roseberry Street, confirmed rabid 4/17; no human contact reported
Source ↗Rabies · in wildlife
Historical · Mar 18, 2026
Kerrville
Rabid raccoon at a residence in the 500 block of East Lane; contacted a family dog, which was boostered along with the household's other dogs
Source ↗Common questions
Is there a dog disease outbreak in Texas right now?
ParvoMaps is currently tracking 8 active reports in Texas, most commonly rabies. Reports stay marked active for a set window per disease, then move to historical.
What dog diseases have been reported in Texas?
Reports in Texas cover rabies, new world screwworm, parvovirus, distemper, drawn from news coverage, health department notices and community reports.
How do I know if a report near me is still current?
Every report carries the date it happened and a link to its source. Each disease has its own active window — blue-green algae advisories expire in 30 days, parvo reports stay active for a year — so a pin marked active is one still worth acting on.
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