Russia Registers World's First Coronavirus Vaccine for Animals
Russia has registered the world’s first coronavirus vaccine intended for animals. The drug, named "Carnivac-Cov," is set to begin mass production as early as next month.
Clinical trials of the vaccine have been conducted on dogs, cats, and ferrets, and in 100% of cases, antibodies against the coronavirus were formed in the animals.
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