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Common livestock diseases
The article focused on the Kingdom's efforts to protect livestock from epidemic diseases in 2025 through vaccination programs. Approximately 32.6 million animals were vaccinated against nine major diseases, including foot-and-mouth disease, sheep and goat pox, small ruminant plague, brucellosis, contagious skin disease, lumpy skin disease, Rift Valley fever, anthrax, and rabies. Vaccination programs are among the most important preventive tools, helping to reduce animal mortality, increase meat and milk production, support food security, and lower the risks of zoonotic diseases. The efforts also emphasize safeguarding investments in the livestock sector, boosting exports, and achieving economic sustainability. Additionally, the report highlighted that the Eastern Region had the highest vaccination coverage with 4.95 million animals, followed by Asir and Makkah. These preventive efforts play a crucial role in maintaining livestock health and ensuring national health security.
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