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Carnivore Plague Detected in Foxes in ĀDaži Region; PVD Warns Dog Owners

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The Food and Veterinary Service (PVD) urges dog owners to make sure their dog is vaccinated against carnivore plague before going for walks in the forests, as this contagious viral infectious disease, which affects both wild predators, including foxes and raccoon dogs, and domestic dogs, has been laboratory-confirmed in foxes in the Ādaži region.
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Carnivorous plague is not dangerous to humans.

The Food and Veterinary Service (PVD) urges dog owners to make sure their dog is vaccinated against carnivore plague before going for walks in the forests, as this contagious viral infectious disease, which affects both wild predators, including foxes and raccoon dogs, and domestic dogs, has been laboratory-confirmed in foxes in the Ādaži region.

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jauns.lv broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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