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Update on mRNA vaccines for Livestock. I’m often asked if mRNA vaccines are being used on Livestock. To date the answer is no. However there is a pilot trial underway in NSW for Border disease using an mRNA vaccine. At this stage, the mRNA vaccine hasn’t been approved by the APVMA. Whether or not it will be approved remains to be seen but it does seem apparent that the authorities want to use mRNA vaccines in the future. As I try to point out, using vaccines for a single protein in a pathogen is

"In 2024, The USDA Approved Self Amplifying mRNA Injections For Dogs & Cats." ~Nicolas Hulscher, MPH "Veterinarians across the country are currently injecting sa-mRNA into our pets." The series includes vaccines for Rabies, Canine Flu & Feline Leukemia. They use self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) technology: Nobivac NXT Rabies Vaccine Nobivac NXT Feline FeLV Leukemia Vaccine Nobivac NXT Canine Flu # H3N2 Vaccine As an sa-mRNA vaccine, it is designed to replicate inside the cat's & dog's body, creating