Dog Deaths in the Yaroslavl Region: Protests Over 'Multican-8' Vaccine
Dog owners in the Yaroslavl region are protesting alleged deaths linked to the 'Multican-8' vaccine. Owners report symptoms like high temperature and seizures, and protests are fueled by the manufacturer's unfulfilled compensation promises and the lack of official explanation or alternative vaccines.
There are increasing protests among dog owners in the Yaroslavl region and beyond. The trigger for these unrests are alleged deaths in dogs that received the 'Multican-8' vaccine. Owners report various symptoms observed in the affected animals, including high temperature, drooling, seizures, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Currently, over one hundred dog owners have been affected by these deaths following the administration of 'Multican-8'. A central point of anger is that although the manufacturer has promised compensation, no payments have been made so far. Although the manufacturer has conducted a recall, the vaccine is allegedly still circulating.
Furthermore, official bodies have not provided clear explanations for the observed deaths, and there is a lack of recommended alternative vaccines. This combination of health concerns, lack of financial compensation, and insufficient official clarification is fueling the protests.