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Veterinary Officer warns Dagaabas and Frafras against eating unvaccinated dogs
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Veterinary Officer warns Dagaabas and Frafras against eating unvaccinated dogs

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
Dagaabas and Frafras in and around the Bongo District, and by extension, Bolgatanga and its environs have been warned against eating dog heads that have not been licensed through vaccination. Mr Hamidu Saddat Abdulai, the Bongo District Veterinary Officer said, ldquo;It is not advisable to eat dog head, especially if the dog is a rabid dog.

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