Canine Brucellosis

canine brucellosis and other infectious diseases. Currently, no vaccination is available for dogs. The bacteria are easily killed with routine disinfectants (see Resources for additional information). Dogs used for blood donation should also be screened (once for neutered donors and annually in sexually active intact dogs).

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