Vaccination of animals started in the LPR

Farm animals will be vaccinated against dangerous diseases.

The Veterinary Service of the LPR has begun a spring medical examination of farm animals from personal subsidiary plots of residents of the Republic, the State Service of Veterinary Medicine of the LPR reported.

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Since May 3, specialists have begun planned preventive measures to prevent infections in animals. In addition to vaccination, the procedure includes testing livestock for various diseases, including rabies, anthrax, brucellosis, leukemia and tuberculosis.

The department emphasized that each animal will be examined and vaccinated to ensure full coverage of the available livestock.