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Flu cases reported but vaccine issue ‘solved’

THE equine flu vaccination shortage is thought to have been remedied - as outbreaks show the need for disease control measures.

reported this summer and autumn that there were fears of a shortage, owing to issues experienced by a supplier. But the British Equine Veterinary it is expected that the vaccination that was unavailable will become available this week, and there should already be enough as alternatives have been imported.

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