Khabarovsk Region Launches Fall Animal Health Campaign
Residents of the Khabarovsk region are urged to participate in a fall prevention campaign for animal health. The campaign aims to protect both animal and human welfare by combating dangerous diseases. Specialists are on hand to answer queries and provide assistance.
The campaign focuses on vaccinations against a range of diseases, including African swine fever, anthrax, foot-and-mouth disease, rabies, tuberculosis, leukemia, and brucellosis. Owners of all farm animals, regardless of herd size, are encouraged to participate. The regional veterinary service offers free vaccinations and has set up stations where specialists can answer residents' questions.
Preventive measures are crucial for early detection and control of potential diseases. By maintaining a healthy veterinary environment, the campaign benefits both animal and human health. Residents can obtain accommodations and contact information for regional branches by reaching out to local veterinary offices or the regional veterinary department directly.
The fall prevention campaign in the Khabarovsk region is a reminder of the importance of maintaining animal health for the benefit of all. Free vaccinations are available for a range of diseases, and specialists are on hand to provide assistance and answer questions. All animal owners are encouraged to participate to maintain a healthy veterinary environment in the region.
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