Young tagged Holstein calf
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A regular vaccination schedule is the basis of herd health. With good planning you can minimize missed vaccinations.

A vaccination schedule is planned by the animal's species, age and regional risks. Recording the first vaccine, booster and repeat dates for each animal is the most reliable way to protect herd-wide immunity.

The most common problem with manually tracked schedules is forgotten booster dates. This leads to immunity gaps and recurring diseases.

Tarliva tracks each animal's vaccination and booster dates with reminders and automatically warns about meat/milk withdrawal periods. So the process stays under control for both health and food safety.