For bovine brucellosis, what are private practitioners responsible for after vaccination?

Private practitioners are responsible for submitting vaccination records within 14 days after the vaccination of cattle against bovine brucellosis. This responsibility ensures that accurate records are maintained in compliance with regulatory requirements and helps in monitoring the vaccination efforts against the disease. Accurate record-keeping is essential for tracking vaccination status in herds, preventing the spread of brucellosis, and facilitating disease management programs.

This process contributes to the overall goals of disease control and eradication efforts, as it allows for proper documentation and helps establish the herd's immunity status. By submitting vaccination records in a timely manner, practitioners play a crucial role in safeguarding bovine health and public safety. Compliance with these regulations is not only vital for individual herds but also for broader agricultural and human health efforts related to zoonotic diseases.