Russians Travel to Belarus for Dog Vaccinations After Multican-8 Scandal
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Following the discovery of a live virus in the Russian vaccine Multican-8, causing mass dog deaths, Russian pet owners are traveling to Belarus to vaccinate their dogs with the Dutch Nobivac vaccine. The demand is so high that appointments are scheduled three months in advance, and Belarusian veterinarians are planning mobile clinics near the border. The cost per dog, including examination, is around ₽4500, with travel expenses covered by the owners.
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