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More than 400 sheep vaccinated against anthrax in the Kanash district

Veterinary specialists of the Kanash district station for combating animal diseases carried out planned vaccination of sheep in one of the peasant farms of the district

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More than 400 sheep vaccinated against anthrax in the Kanash district

Veterinary specialists of the Kanash district station for the fight against animal diseases conducted a planned vaccination of sheep in one of the peasant farms of the district.

The farm Kondrashov A.A. contains more than 400 sheep of Romanov and Kurduk breeds. During the next trip, all the livestock were vaccinated against anthrax.

After vaccination, the owner was reminded that within 10 days it is necessary to abandon deworming and cutting animals.

Veterinary specialists note that regular prevention and timely treatments help maintain a favorable epizootic environment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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