In recent days, in four states of the country were confirmed cases of rabiesin both humans and farm animals.
In Tlaxcala, the last human rabies case was in 1995, and the last dog rabies case was recorded in 2005, and there are currently enough vaccines in the state to protect dogs and cats from this viral disease.
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According to the official information provided by Silvia Altamirano, who directs the Anti-rabies Veterinary Center, Tlaxcala has 289,300 doses of canine and feline rabies vaccinesso there is enough supply to tackle the First National Rabies Vaccination Day which will take place in March 2023This is in addition to the fact that more doses have recently arrived in the state, to cover the goal for next year, which is to vaccinate at least 339,351 dogs and cats of the entity.
In September 2023, state health authorities will launch the campaign to strengthen the rabies vaccine for dogs and cats cataloged as new bornand also of those feline and canine pets that have not been vaccinated in the countryside.
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THE VACCINATION IS PERMANENT
Although a national strategy will be implemented next year, in the state there are constant and permanent vaccination campaigns in the canine control centers that are located in Apizaco and Zacatelco, It’s inside the Rabies Veterinary Center, which is located in the municipality of San Pablo Apetatitlán, all dependent on the health sector of the state.
In addition, from January it will start in Tlaxcala the vaccination operation in the municipalities adjacent to Puebla.
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