Vaccination and Disease Prevention in Cows

Why Vaccination is Important

Diseases can destroy a dairy farm within days. Vaccination builds strong immunity and protects cattle from deadly outbreaks.

Essential Vaccination Schedule

Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD): Twice a year.

Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS): Once a year before monsoon.

Black Quarter (BQ): Once a year.

Brucellosis: Calves between 4–8 months of age.

Other Health Measures

Deworming: Every 3–4 months to control parasites.

Routine Vet Check-ups: Early detection of illness saves lives.

Biosecurity: Keep new animals quarantined before mixing with herd.

👉 Bottom Line: Prevention is cheaper and smarter than cure.