Leonie Maria Stolle

1 Introduction Equine infectious keratitis is a common and potentially vision- and globe-threatening ocular disease that requires intensive management [1-4]. While some cases of equine keratitis can lead to vision loss or require enucleation, many horses achieve favorable visual outcomes with appropriate treatment [2, 4-6]. A variety of pathogens can be involved in the development of equine infectious keratitis. In most cases, a positive bacterial culture can be obtained [7-9].