Parvovirus spreading at abnormally high rate in Griffith

Elizabeth Gracie
Updated September 26 2021 - 6:49pm, first published September 22 2021 - 12:00pm
GET VACCINATED: Practice Manager at Griffith Veterinary Hospital, Sam Blomeley encourages dog owners to get their dogs vaccinated against parvovirus with the help of two furry friends. PHOTO: Lizzie Gracie
GET VACCINATED: Practice Manager at Griffith Veterinary Hospital, Sam Blomeley encourages dog owners to get their dogs vaccinated against parvovirus with the help of two furry friends. PHOTO: Lizzie Gracie

The highly contagious Parvovirus is making the rounds in Griffith's dog population, a significant cause for concern for any dog owner or lover in the community.

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Elizabeth Gracie

Journalist at The Area News in Griffith and The Irrigator in Leeton, NSW. Lover of a good yarn, strong coffee and great wine. Let's chat: lizzie.gracie@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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