Vaccination protocols in companion animals and animal production systems in equines and bovines

Planes de vacunación en animales de compañía y sistemas de producción en equinos y bovinos

Vaccination plays an essential role in preventing diseases, safeguarding the health and welfare of the population. The objective of this review is to design vaccination plans for companion animals and production systems in equines and bovines located in the state of Meta (Colombia). In felines and canines, vaccination can provide protection against possible bacterial, virulent and parasitic agents with infectious and/or zoonotic capacity and thus reduce losses in veterinary expenses associated with the treatment of sick animals. In equines, it is prophylactic against encephalomyelitis and equine influenza, avoiding animal suffering and possible economic losses; while, in bovine production, it can be highly preventive against conditions such as brucellosis and foot-and-mouth disease, which can have serious economic consequences in the industry. Therefore, it is of crucial importance to adopt a solid and clear focus on prevention through contextualized vaccination programs, in this case for the state of Meta, protecting only one health.

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