
Slovakia to ban puppy and kitten mills under new legislation
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Slovakia's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is preparing legislation to ban commercial breeding operations known as puppy and kitten mills, where dogs and cats are bred for sale without proper documentation of their origin. The planned amendment to the veterinary care law is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. The ministry aims to eliminate unregulated breeding facilities that often operate without appropriate health certifications or breed documentation, addressing animal welfare concerns and ensuring better standards for pet breeding in the country.
