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Clostridium Difficile Associated with Typhlocolitis in an Adult Horse

after injection or may remain permanent in some animals. Permanent titers were not seen in our study. The CF titers of horses tested intrapalpebrally on a second occasion may not disappear as rapidly as suggested by this study. The observation of decreasing CF titers during repeated testing for a few weeks while refraining from additional mallein priming is an indication of the final response an animal may make. Other serologic methods, such as the ELISA and western blotting of proteins, are being investigated for potential replacement of the mallein test as a supplemental test for glanders. Acknowledgement. We thank Ms. Judy Nicholson for technical assistance.