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An inactivated vaccine is available and used in Japan to control Getah virus infections in racehorses. Getah virus (GETV) vaccines are biological preparations designed to protect animals, primarily horses and pigs, against GETV—a mosquito-borne alphavirus prevalent across Eurasia and Australasia. In equine populations, the virus causes mild, non-life-threatening clinical signs including fever, hind limb edema, swollen lymph nodes, and skin rashes
An inactivated vaccine is available and used in Japan to control Getah virus infections in racehorses. Getah virus (GETV) vaccines are biological preparations designed to protect animals, primarily horses and pigs, against GETV—a mosquito-borne alphavirus prevalent across Eurasia and Australasia. In equine populations, the virus causes mild, non-life-threatening clinical signs including fever, hind limb edema, swollen lymph nodes, and skin rashes