On October 17, 2025, preventive and diagnostic measures for farm animals were successfully completed in the Yeltay settlement of the Yenbekshinsky district of Shymkent. These measures were carried out by veterinarians from District Veterinary Station No. 6 in full compliance with current veterinary requirements and standards. The aim of the measures was to ensure animal health, prevent infectious diseases, and maintain a stable epizootic situation in the region.

As part of preventative measures, the animals received appropriate vaccinations, underwent clinical examinations, and were closely monitored for their general health. Vaccination is a key measure in preventing the spread of infectious and viral diseases among pets. Veterinarians took into account the age, health, and previous vaccination history of each animal, ensuring safe and correct vaccine administration. This systematic approach strengthens the animals' immune systems and reduces the risk of epizootics.

Clinical examinations included an assessment of the animals' overall physical condition, weight monitoring, skin, coat, eyes, and ears, and an assessment of their cardiovascular and digestive systems. Each examination was recorded in the veterinary clinic's records, and recommendations for additional treatment and preventative measures were provided if necessary. Timely examinations and monitoring of animals' condition enable early detection of diseases, significantly increasing the effectiveness of treatment and preventing the spread of disease.

In addition to direct animal care, veterinary specialists conducted outreach to local residents. Residents were given detailed explanations of animal care and maintenance, proper feeding principles, and procedures for pregnant and lactating animals. Special attention was paid to hygiene, proper grazing, watering and rest schedules, and sanitary and hygienic conditions. This educational outreach increases owners' responsibility for their animals' health and fosters a culture of proper animal care.

The main goal of these measures is to prevent infectious diseases among animals, maintain their health, and control epizootic situations. Regular prevention and diagnostics reduce the risk of disease, increase livestock productivity, and provide the population with high-quality agricultural products. The ongoing work of veterinary services also contributes to raising veterinary awareness among the population and fostering a sense of responsibility for animals.

As a result of these measures, each owner received information about the health of their animals and recommendations for further care. Constant monitoring by veterinary specialists allows for prompt response to potential diseases, preventing their development, and increasing the productivity of farm animals. This preventative work has a positive impact not only on animal health but also on the economic stability of the region's agricultural sector.

Animal health is directly linked to the well-being of rural populations. Therefore, systematic preventive and diagnostic measures are an essential component of food security. Animal care, vaccinations, and compliance with sanitary standards all help maintain the high quality of agricultural products, prevent the spread of diseases, and promote sustainable development in the industry.

Pet owners who participated in the events received recommendations on animal care, preventative vaccinations, sanitary and hygienic rules, and proper feeding. Increasing owner awareness and knowledge directly impacts the epizootic situation and helps prevent diseases among pets. Knowledge of animal care rules helps maintain livestock health and improve the quality of livestock products.

Preventive and diagnostic veterinary measures are an important tool for maintaining animal health, preventing infectious diseases, and stabilizing the epizootic situation. The professional work of veterinary specialists and the active participation of local residents create conditions for the sustainable development of livestock farming and maintaining animal health.

Such events are held regularly. Every year, animals receive preventative vaccinations, undergo clinical examinations, and owners are informed about housing and care guidelines. This systematic approach ensures epizootic control, disease prevention, and the stable development of the livestock industry.

Thus, the preventive and diagnostic measures carried out in the Yeltai settlement of Shymkent's Yenbekshinsky district contribute to maintaining animal health, maintaining epidemiological safety, and developing the agricultural sector. Regular veterinary services not only ensure animal health but also raise awareness among residents, foster proper livestock care practices, and promote responsible pet ownership.

These events help residents understand the importance of following animal care guidelines, timely preventative vaccinations, and monitoring nutrition and sanitation. As a result, the epizootic situation remains stable, and animal productivity and the quality of agricultural products improve. Regular preventative and diagnostic measures create conditions for the safe and sustainable development of livestock farming, improving animal health, and ensuring food security in the region.

Thus, the systematic work of veterinary specialists and the participation of local residents are key factors in successfully maintaining animal health, preventing the spread of diseases, and maintaining epidemiological safety. Regular preventive and diagnostic measures in the Yeltai settlement ensure the stable development of the livestock industry, increased animal productivity, and improved quality of life for the population.