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A qualitative study of factors that shape owners' attitudes towards the vaccination of dogs and cats.
Vaccination is crucial for mitigating disease outbreaks in companion animals, yet recent reports indicate a decline in vaccination rates among cats and dogs in the UK. Furthermore, there are indications of an emergence of hesitancy towards vaccinating dogs and cats in a contingent of owners.
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