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DoA to close rabies vaccination clinic as services shift to private veterinarians
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DoA to close rabies vaccination clinic as services shift to private veterinarians
(CMR) The Cayman Islands Department of Agriculture (DoA) will close its Government-operated Rabies Vaccination Clinic on January 1, 2027, as it transitions rabies vaccination services for cats and dogs to accredited private veterinarians. The Department, which falls under the Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (MPLAHI), said private veterinarians who have successfully completed its […]
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