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Information on the work done in the field of veterinary medicine
About the work completed in the 9 months of 2026
Prevention of highly dangerous infectious diseases. To maintain epizootic stability in the region this year, 6,244.7 thousand doses of veterinary preparations against 13 types of highly dangerous infectious diseases were allocated from the republican budget. Of the preparations allocated to the region, 4,613.5 thousand doses (73.9%) have been distributed to the districts.
To date, in accordance with the nine-month plan, preventive vaccinations totaling 4,466.6 thousand doses have been administered; the planned measures have been fully implemented.
Diagnostic testing. A total of 1,278.0 thousand animals (496.0 thousand head of cattle and 782.0 thousand head of small ruminants) were tested for brucellosis. Testing revealed 43 head of cattle and 10 head of small ruminants infected with the disease; the animals were promptly sent for slaughter in compliance with veterinary-sanitary requirements.
Prevention of enzootic diseases. This year, 809.9 thousand doses of necessary preparations against six types of enzootic diseases were purchased using the regional budget, at a cost of 332.6 million tenge.
To date, in accordance with the nine-month plan, preventive vaccinations totaling 615.1 thousand doses have been administered; the planned measures have been 100% implemented.
Identification. Since the beginning of the year, 368.4 thousand animals have been identified (86.0 thousand cattle, 234.9 thousand small ruminants, 37.6 thousand horses, 9.6 thousand camels, and 0.3 thousand pigs).
As of October 1, 2026, 1,550.3 thousand farm animals were registered in the information system (418.5 thousand cattle, 775.3 thousand small ruminants, 285.7 thousand horses, 70.1 thousand camels, and 0.7 thousand pigs).
This year, 56.0 million tenge was allocated from the regional budget to purchase 459.1 thousand ear tags required for animal identification (124.6 thousand tags for cattle, 322.1 thousand tags for small ruminants, and 12.4 thousand tags for camels). Public procurement procedures were carried out, and the necessary ear tags have been distributed to the districts.
Currently, the epizootic situation in the region is stable.
About the work completed in the first six months of 2026
Prevention of particularly dangerous infectious diseases. This year, in order to maintain epizootic stability in the region, particularly dangerous infectious diseases are being prevented. 6,244.7 doses of veterinary drugs have been allocated from the national budget for 13 different infectious diseases. 4,004.3 thousand doses (64.1%) of the veterinary drugs allocated to the region have been distributed to the districts. Currently, according to the six-month plan, 3,153.9 thousand doses have been pre-vaccinated, and the program has been fully implemented. As a result of extensive veterinary work, on May 22 of this year, at the 93rd General Session of the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH), Kazakhstan was officially designated a foot-and-mouth disease-free zone where vaccination is practiced. Kazakhstan has now become the only internationally recognized state in East and Central Asia with the status of a smallpox-free zone where vaccination is practiced. This status is the result of the efforts of veterinary specialists. Anthrax burials. All 57 anthrax burial sites within the region, in accordance with regulations, have been fully enclosed with concrete, safety signs have been installed, state land cadastral numbers have been obtained, and a sanitary protection zone has been established. A working group (the regional veterinary department, the territorial inspectorate, the department of sanitary and epidemiological control, and relevant agencies) has been established to identify seven burial sites. The corresponding work, carried out jointly with scientists from the Kazakh Veterinary Research Institute (from the Archival Fund, epizootic data, veterinary veterans (native residents), and Old Believers of the settlements), has been completed. A final report was drawn up declaring the coordinates unreliable without clarification and submitted to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan for retrieval from the registry. Diagnostic examination. A total of 864,500 animals (302,700 cattle, 533,200 small cattle, 27,600 camels, 0,050 pigs, and 0,900 carnivores) were tested for brucellosis. As a result, 37 cattle and 9 small cattle were identified and slaughtered in a timely manner in accordance with veterinary and sanitary requirements. Prevention of enzootic diseases. For the current year, 332.6 million rubles have been allocated from the regional budget for the receipt of necessary medications for 6 different enzootic diseases. Tenge have been allocated. Currently, the necessary medications have been distributed among the districts. According to the 6-month plan, 411,500 heads have been pre-vaccinated. As a result of the work done, the epizootic situation in the region is stable. Identification. As of July 1, 2026, 1,538.3 thousand heads of farm animals (410.5 thousand heads of cattle, 777.7 thousand heads of small ruminants, 281.2 thousand heads of horses, 68.2 thousand heads of camels, 0.7 thousand heads of pigs) were registered in the information system. In total, 316.7 thousand heads have been identified to date (72.3 thousand heads of cattle, 214.3 thousand heads of small ruminants, 21.0 thousand heads of horses, 8.8 thousand heads of camels, 0.3 thousand heads of pigs). This year, 459.1 thousand heads (124.6 thousand heads of cattle, 322.1 thousand heads of small ruminants, 12.4 thousand heads of camels) were allocated from the regional budget for the purchase of ear stickers necessary for identification; 56.0 million were divided into tenge. Public procurement has been completed and a contract has been signed. To improve the effectiveness of the TortTulik mobile app, outreach efforts are underway for livestock owners. Currently, 39,552 livestock owners in the region are registered in the TortTulik mobile app (Aral 6,611, Kazaly 5,863, Karmaksh 4,363, Zhalagash 4,104, Syrdarya 4,130, Shieli 6,434, Zhanakorgan 5,778, and Kyzylorda 2,269), or 105.3%. Veterinary certificates are also being issued. In the second quarter of 2026, under the public service "issuance of a veterinary certificate" for the transportation of farm animals, food products and raw materials, 24,656 veterinary certificates were issued by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan through the web portal "unified automated control system". Issuance of a veterinary passport. In the second quarter of 2026, under the public service "issuance of a veterinary passport", 38,242 veterinary passports were issued from the farm animals database system. About the general transfer. In order to ensure veterinary security in the Kyzylorda region, $ 3.5 billion has been allocated through general transfers for 2026-2027. It is planned to purchase 145 standard-design cattle burial grounds in tenge (73 units in 2026, 72 units in 2027).
Report on the work done for the 9 months of 2025 of the regional veterinary department
Prevention of particularly dangerous infectious diseases. In order to maintain epizootic stability in the region, 6,277,900 doses of veterinary drugs were allocated from the regional budget this year for 13 particularly dangerous infectious diseases. To date, 5,292,800 doses (84.3%) allocated to the region have been transported and distributed among the districts. Currently, according to the 9-month plan, pre-vaccination has been fully completed.
Prevention of enzootic (non-infectious) diseases. This year, 315.3 million tenge was allocated from the regional budget, and 799,400 doses of drugs for 6 different enzootic diseases have been fully received. Currently, according to the 9-month plan, pre-vaccination has been carried out on 595,500 livestock, a 100% completion rate. Diagnostic testing. In accordance with the plan, diagnostic tests for brucellosis were conducted on 1,187,700 animals (439,600 cattle, 714,300 small cattle, 32,300 camels, 0,100 pigs, and 1,400 dogs). As a result, 42 cattle and 31 small cattle were identified, and sanitary slaughter was carried out in a timely manner in accordance with veterinary and sanitary requirements.
Currently, the epizootic situation in the region remains stable, with no recorded cases of particularly dangerous diseases.
Identification. Work on identifying farm animals is ongoing and is being integrated into the information system. The approved 9-month plan amounted to 335.0 thousand heads, a total of 375.7 thousand heads have been identified since the beginning of the year (93.0 thousand heads of cattle, 235.0 thousand heads of small cattle, 39.5 thousand heads of horses, 7.9 thousand heads of camels, 0.3 thousand heads of pigs), the plan has been completed by 112.1%. As of October 1, 2025, there were 1,521.0 thousand heads of farm animals registered in the information system (411.1 thousand heads of cattle, 770.5 thousand heads of small animals, 272.4 thousand heads of horses, 66.3 thousand heads of camels, 0.7 thousand heads of pigs). $42.3 million was allocated from the republican budget. 449,400 tenge ear tags were purchased for the identification of farm animals (126,200 cattle, 312,000 small cattle, and 11,200 camels).
Increasing the monthly salaries of veterinary specialists. In accordance with the presidential directive, $723.5 million in tenge was allocated in 2022 with the support of the regional akim, increasing the monthly salaries of veterinary specialists by 40%. Furthermore, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Biological Security," $455.3 million tenge was allocated from the national budget for the first time in 2023. $1.4 billion tenge was allocated for three years, and salaries were increased with a 50% bonus.
In turn, as part of state support, veterinary specialists' salaries were increased, and personnel issues were stabilized. Furthermore, young people are showing growing interest in the industry and are seeking employment in rural areas.
Upgrading the material and technical base. To ensure the timely organization of veterinary events, veterinary organizations must have a strong material and technical base. To advance work and equip the material and technical base, with a particular focus on veterinary medicine in the region, $947.7 million tenge was allocated from the regional budget over the past three years. These funds were used to provide 163 computers, 163 thermal suitcases, and 98 special vehicles and 71% updated. (27 vehicles in 2025)
Report on the work done for the 6 months of 2025 of the regional veterinary department
1. Prevention of especially dangerous infectious diseases. This year, in order to maintain epizootic stability in the region, 6,277.9 thousand doses of veterinary drugs were examined at the expense of the republican budget for 13 especially dangerous infectious diseases (rabies, foot-and-mouth disease, leptospirosis, listeriosis, pasteurellosis, anthrax, nodular dermatitis, echinococcosis, Yasen, Karasan, plague, tuberculosis, viral diarrhea). To date, 3,602.7 thousand doses (57.4%) allocated to the region have been transported and distributed among the districts. In accordance with the approved 6-month plan, 3,268.1 thousand doses were pre-vaccinated, the plan was fully implemented.
2. Prevention of enzootic (non-infectious) diseases. This year, 315.3 million dollars tenge were allocated from the regional budget, 799.4 thousand doses of drugs were received for 6 different enzootic diseases. According to the approved 6-month plan, 418.6 thousand doses were pre-vaccinated, the plan was fully implemented. 3. Diagnostic examination. Blood samples and pathological materials taken for research against especially dangerous infectious diseases are examined in veterinary laboratories. Over 6 months of the current year, a diagnostic examination of 859.2 thousand heads (295.1 thousand heads of cattle, 536.6 thousand heads of small cattle, 26.5 thousand heads of camels, 0.1 thousand heads of pigs, 0.9 thousand heads of dogs) of animals was carried out. As a result, 39 heads of cattle, 24 heads of small cattle were identified as sick and promptly slaughtered in accordance with the Veterinary and Sanitary Requirements. Currently, the epizootic situation in the region remains without registration of particularly dangerous diseases. 4. Identification. Work on the identification of farm animals is carried out on an ongoing basis and is being implemented in the information system. In accordance with the approved 6-month plan, 294.5 thousand heads of farm animals are subject to identification 316.2 thousand heads (68.8 thousand heads of cattle, 217.1 thousand heads of small ruminants, 6.5 thousand heads of camels, 23.6 thousand heads of horses, 0.2 thousand heads of pigs) or the plan is fulfilled by 107.4% and included in the information system. As of July 1, 2025, 1,575.0 thousand heads of farm animals (409.0 thousand heads of cattle, 831.7 thousand heads of small ruminants, 268.7 thousand heads of horses, 65.6 thousand heads of camels) were registered in the information system. 42.3 million dollars were allocated from the republican budget, state purchases were made in tenge, ear stickers were purchased in a timely manner, necessary for the identification of farm animals in the amount of 449.4 thousand pieces (126.2 thousand pieces of cattle, 312.0 thousand pieces of small cattle, 11.2 thousand pieces of camels). 5. Updating the material and technical base. Veterinary for the timely organization of events it is necessary to have a strong material and technical base of veterinary organizations. In order to promote work, equip the material and technical base, paying special attention to veterinary medicine in our region, 682.3 million tenge were allocated from the regional budget over the past 3 years. 163 computers, 100% covered by 163 thermal suitcases, 71 special vehicles provided and updated by 52%. This year, $264.4 million has been allocated. 27 vehicles purchased for tenge will be transferred to veterinary organizations. To date, $946.7 million tenge have been allocated for these purposes. 6. By indicators. In order to achieve the indicators approved by the roadmap for doubling the gross agricultural output, at the suggestion of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan, based on the experience of the Zhetysu region, $50.7 million was allocated in 2024. 3 units for tenge, this year 59.0 million for tenge, 4 units were built, a total of 7 units of a block-modular building. It is planned to build 6 more units by the end of the year.
In 2025, to prevent outbreaks of diseases among agricultural animals and maintain epizootic stability, the republican budget allocated resources for 6,277.8 thousand doses of veterinary drugs for 13 different highly dangerous infectious diseases. Of these, 3,430.9 thousand doses (54.7%) were distributed across the regions. According to the approved plan for the first quarter, 996.4 thousand heads were sown in advance, achieving 100% completion of the activity. For diagnostic examinations, 130.6 thousand heads of cattle and 120.1 thousand heads of small ruminants were tested for brucellosis. As a result, 16 heads of cattle and 8 heads of small ruminants were identified, and timely sanitary culling was carried out in accordance with veterinary and sanitary requirements. Currently, the epizootic situation in the region is stable.
Prevention of enzootic diseases. This year, KZT 315.3 million was allocated from the regional budget; the necessary drugs for 6 different enzootic diseases were purchased in tenge and fully delivered to the districts (city). Preliminary sowing work has been completed. Identification. Work on the identification of farm animals is carried out on an ongoing basis and is being introduced into the information system. In total, 85.6 thousand heads of farm animals (21.6 thousand heads of cattle, 56.8 thousand heads of small cattle, 0.2 thousand heads of camels, 7.0 thousand heads of horses) have been identified and entered into the information system this year. As of April 1, 2025, 1,395.6 thousand heads of farm animals were registered in the information system (378.2 thousand heads of cattle, 698.1 thousand heads of small cattle, 259.6 thousand heads of horses, 59.7 thousand heads of camels). The purchase of ear stickers required for identification of farm animals in the amount of 449.4 thousand pieces (126.2 thousand pieces of cattle, 312.0 thousand pieces of small cattle, 11.2 thousand pieces of camels) was allocated from the republican budget costing KZT 42.3 million. The winner was determined to be ZTOWN Development LLC, an agreement was concluded.
Information about work done in 2024
1. Prevention of especially dangerous infectious diseases. In 2024, in order to prevent diseases and maintain epizootic stability in the region, 7,468.5 thousand doses of veterinary drugs allocated from the republican budget for 14 especially dangerous infectious diseases were completely transported to the region and distributed among the districts. According to the plan, preventive work was completed 100%. In order to establish a 1000-meter sanitary protection zone from 57 anthrax foci in the region, KZT 26.1 million were allocated from the regional budget. The corresponding work was fully carried out by the branch of JSC "State Corporation "Government for Citizens" in the region. In addition, at the expense of funds saved by veterinary organizations KZT 12.2 million, in accordance with veterinary requirements, restoration work was carried out on burial sites of anthrax foci. As a result of the high-quality work carried out in our region, our region was assigned the status of a foot-and-mouth disease-free zone through the World Organization for Animal Health. This will increase the export potential of our region.
2. Diagnostic study. In 2024, 1933.0 thousand heads (642.2 thousand heads of cattle, 1238.9 thousand heads of small cattle, 50.2 thousand heads of camels, 0.1 thousand heads of pigs, 1.6 thousand heads of carnivores) of animals were diagnostically examined against brucellosis. As a result, 10 heads of cattle, 286 heads of small cattle were identified, sanitary slaughter was carried out in a timely manner in accordance with the Veterinary and Sanitary Requirements. Livestock owners were paid compensation in the amount of 2880.3 thousand tenge.
3. Prevention of enzootic diseases. In 2024, KZT 284.5 million were allocated from the regional budget, the necessary drugs were received for 6 different enzootic diseases. In accordance with the approved plan, 758.1 thousand heads were sown in advance, the annual event was completed by 100%.
4. Identification. Work on the identification of farm animals is carried out on an ongoing basis and is being implemented in the information system. As of January 1, 2025, 1336.8 thousand heads of farm animals were registered in the information system (364.8 thousand heads of cattle, 652.9 thousand heads of small cattle, 258.7 thousand heads of horses, 60.4 thousand heads of camels). For 2024, it is planned to have 398.1 thousand heads of farm animals for 432.2 thousand heads (102.3 thousand heads of cattle, 264.7 thousand heads of small cattle, 10.2 thousand heads of camels, 54.6 thousand heads of horses, 0.4 thousand heads of pigs). As of January 1, 2025, there are 407.3 thousand ear tags in the region (402.2 thousand heads of cattle, 2.3 thousand heads of camels, 2.8 thousand heads of pigs). Epizootic stability has been maintained in the region without registering particularly dangerous diseases among farm animals.
5. Updating the material and technical base. In order to advance the work, equip the material and technical base, paying special attention to veterinary medicine, a special "road map" has been approved in the region. Over the past 3 years, KZT 682.3 million have been allocated from the regional budget, tenge has been allocated, veterinary organizations have been provided with 71 special vehicles, 163 computers, 163 thermal suitcases. To date, the vehicle base of veterinary organizations has been updated by 52%. Also, KZT 101.4 million are being spent on the construction of a building for a block-modular veterinary point for KZT 6 units. At present, work on the placement of 2 units has been fully completed, and work on 4 units is ongoing. These works will be continued this year.
Information about work done in 3rd quarter of 2024
Prevention of especially dangerous infectious diseases. This year, in order to prevent diseases and maintain epizootic stability in the region, 7,468.5 thousand doses of veterinary drugs were sent from the republican budget for 14 especially dangerous infectious diseases. 7,279.2 thousand doses (97.5%) of veterinary drugs allocated to the region were distributed to the districts. The relevant work was completed in full with preliminary vaccination of 5,471.5 thousand doses in accordance with the 9-month plan. The incidence of anthrax, previously unknown in the region, 56 foci were clarified in 2015-2016. The necessary funds were allocated from the regional budget, fenced off, safety signs were installed, state land cadastral numbers were received. In order to establish a 1000-meter sanitary protection zone of these foci, KZT 32.2 million were allocated from the regional budget. An agreement was concluded with the branch of JSC "State Corporation "Government for Citizens" in the region with the public procurement competition. The relevant work is underway.
As a result of the high-quality work in our region, through the World Organization for Animal Health, our region was assigned the status of a foot-and-mouth disease-free zone. This will increase the export potential of our region.
Prevention of enzootic diseases. This year,KZT 284.5 million tenge were allocated from the regional budget; the necessary drugs for 6 different enzootic diseases (theileriosis of cattle, piroplasmosis, fascioliasis of cattle, wart of horses, gastrophilosis, trypanasomiasis of camels) were received. In accordance with the approved 9-month plan, 545.9 thousand heads were vaccinated in advance, the event was carried out at 100%.
Identification. Work on the identification of farm animals is carried out on an ongoing basis and is being implemented in the information system. As of October 1, 2024, 1,563.7 thousand heads of farm animals were registered in the information system (419.2 thousand heads of cattle, 830.0 thousand heads of small cattle, 249.9 thousand heads of horses, 64.6 thousand heads of camels).
Over the first 9 months of the current year, 367.8 thousand heads of farm animals (83.8 thousand heads of cattle, 248.4 thousand heads of small cattle, 7.8 thousand heads of camels, 27.5 thousand heads of horses, 0.3 thousand heads of pigs) were identified and entered into the information system.
To date, there are 70.0 thousand ear stickers in the region (7.3 thousand heads of cattle, 55.3 thousand heads of small cattle, 4.6 thousand heads of camels, 2.8 thousand heads of pigs).
According to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Veterinary Medicine", since 2024, the purchase of ear stickers has been transferred to the local executive body. Currently, KZT 42.3 million have been allocated from the republican budget; a competition for the purchase of ear stickers in the amount of 498.3 thousand pieces (107.7 thousand heads of cattle, 377.6 thousand heads of small cattle, 13.0 thousand heads of camels) is being organized.
Epizootic stability has been maintained in the region without registering particularly dangerous diseases.
Updating the material and technical base. For the timely organization of veterinary activities, it is necessary to have a solid material and technical base of veterinary organizations. In this regard, a special "Road map" has been approved in our region to advance work in the field of veterinary medicine. The necessary funds have been allocated from the regional budget. In the period from 2022 to 2024, 73 cars, 163 computers, 163 cars from thermal suitcases were purchased.
In 2022:
● KZT 184.0 million for 15 UAZ cars,
● 140 computers,
● 140 thermowells.
In 2023:
● KZT 260.4 million for 31 company cars,
● 23 computers,
● 23 thermal modules.
In 2024:
● KZT 258.0 million for 31 official vehicles.
2nd quarter
Prevention of particularly serious contagious diseases. In order to preserve the favorable epizootic status in the region, 7468.5 thousand doses of veterinary medicines, allocated from the regional budget for particularly dangerous infectious diseases (rabies, foot-and-mouth disease, leptospirosis, listeriosis, pasteurellosis, anthrax, lumpy skin disease, echinococcosis, smallpox, emcar, plague, tuberculosis, viral diarrhea, avian influenza), transported and distributed to districts 3773.6 doses of veterinary medicine (50.5%).
In accordance with the approved 6-month plan, 3,715.7 thousand doses were pre-vaccinated. The plan was implemented by 100%.
Prevention of enzootic diseases. This year, KZT 284.5 million has been allocated from the regional budget for obtaining the necessary drugs for 6 different non-invasive animal enzootic diseases characteristic of our region.
To date, veterinary drugs necessary for cattle diseases theileriosis, piroplasmosis, myt, gastrophylosis have been fully supplied. According to the plan, 193.8 thousand doses have been pre-vaccinated; within 6 months the work has been completed 100%.
Medicines needed for fascioliasis in cattle and trypanasomiasis in camels are now being delivered.
Diagnostic examinations of animals for 675.6 thousand heads (325.9 thousand heads of cattle, 633.4 thousand heads of small cattle, 29.5 thousand heads of camels, 0.9 thousand heads of dogs) planned for 6 months of the current year. As a result, 3 heads of cattle (Syrdarya: A. Tokmaganbetov 2; Shieli: Sulutobe 1), 25 heads of small cattle (Aral: Sazy 2, Atanshi 1; Karmakshi: Akzhar 13, Aldashbay Akhun 5; Shieli: Ayrkul 4) were identified as sick and sanitary slaughtered in a timely manner in accordance with Veterinary and sanitary requirements.
Currently, the region remains in an epizootic situation without registration of particularly dangerous diseases.
Identification. Work on the identification of livestock is ongoing and introduced into the information system.
On July 1, 2024 in the information system 1627,6 thousand heads of livestock were registered.
(425.1 thousand heads of cattle, 891.9 thousand. heads of small cattle, 245.6 thousand heads of horses, 65.0 thousand heads of camels) farm animals. Compared to the same period last year, the total number of livestock increased by 1.4%.
In just 6 months of this year, 341.9 thousand heads of farm animals were identified and entered into the information system (74.0 thousand heads of cattle, 243.7 thousand heads of small cattle, 7.3 thousand heads of camels, 16.7 thousand heads of horses, 0.2 thousand heads of pigs).
To date, there are 86.0 thousand ear tags in the region (18.0 thousand cattle, 59.9 thousand small cattle, 5.2 thousand camels, 2.9 thousand pigs).
According to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Veterinary Medicine”, from 2024 the purchase of ear tags was transferred to the local executive body. Currently, KZT 42.3 million have been allocated from the republican budget to organize a competition for the purchase of ear tags in the amount of only 498.3 thousand pieces (107.7 thousand heads of cattle, 377.6 thousand heads of small cattle, 13.0 thousand. camel heads).
In order to improve the efficiency of the TortTulik mobile application, awareness-raising work is being carried out for animal owners. Currently, the number of owners of farm animals registered in the mobile application "TortTulik" in the region is 14166 (Aral-3072, Kazaly-1669, Karmakshi-331, Zhalagash-2474, Syrdarya-314, Shieli -2183, Zhanakorgan-4035, Kyzylorda-88), that is 34.2 %. This work is ongoing.
Provision of public services. The state service “Issuance of veterinary certificates” is provided free of charge through the web portal “Unified Automated Management System” (UACS) of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. As of July 1, of this year, 17,711 veterinary certificates were issued in the region (type 1-17219, type 2-490, type 3-2).
Currently, the epizootic situation persists on an ongoing basis.
Information about work done in 2023
Prevention of particularly serious contagious diseases. At the current year, in order of prevention, and warning of focal diseases among the livestock, to preserve epizootic stability in the region at the expense of republican budget for 14 types of particularly serious contagious diseases were considered and totally delivered 6973.5 thousand doses of veterinary drugs. At the current time, according to the approved plan animals were pre-vaccinated.
Diagnostic examination. In accordance with the plan against brucellosis diagnosed 2016.5 thousand. heads (660.4 thousand. heads of cattle, 1301.3 thousand. heads of MPS, 52.0 thousand. heads of camels, 0.1 thousand. heads of pigs, 2.7 thousand. heads of dogs). In addition, in the hearths with restrictions, health improvement work (blood harvesting, deactivation) is carried out in conjunction with the institution «Republican antiepizootic squad».
According to the results of the inspection of 33 heads of cattle 615 International Radio Station found sick and timely clogged in accordance with veterinary and sanitary requirements.
Prevention of enzootic diseases. This year, 272.3 million tenge has been allocated from the regional budget for obtaining the necessary drugs for 6 different non-invasive animal enzootic diseases characteristic of our region. The necessary 707.4 thousand doses of the drugs have been delivered completely.
Identification. On January 1, 2024 in the information system 1410.2 heads of livestock were registered (388.5 thousand heads of cattle, 717.8 thousand heads of small cattle, 242.2 thousand heads of horses, 61.0 thousand heads of camels, 0.7 thousand heads of pigs). Only 452.4 thousand heads of livestock were identified and entered into the information system this year (110.8 thousand heads of cattle, 286.8 thousand heads of small cattle, 9.2 thousand heads of camels, 45.1 thousand heads of horses, and 0.5 thousand heads of pigs).
In accordance with the order of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2023, 463.8 thousand. pieces (132.0 thousand pieces of cattle, 318.2 thousand pieces of small cattle, 13.6 thousand pieces of camels) ear tags were delivered to the region.
In 2023, KZT 249.8 million were allocated from the regional budget and purchased 30 vehicles, 23 pieces of thermo-suitcase and 23 pieces of computer sets.
The current epizootic situation is stable.
On the work done by the regional veterinary department
in 2023
Annual large-scale events in the field of veterinary medicine continue. Relevant veterinary activities carried out in order to ensure food and veterinary safety and maintain epizootic stability are promptly organized by the department.
Prevention of especially dangerous infectious diseases. This year, in order to maintain epizootic stability, common for animals and humans (in case of untimely treatment) are deaths due to rabies, anthrax, plague (leptospirosis, listeriosis, pasteurellosis, lumpy dermatitis, echinococcosis, Emcar, tuberculosis, viral diarrhea, avian influenza) and Also, to maintain the status of a clean zone for foot-and-mouth disease, 6973.5 thousand doses of veterinary drugs are provided at the expense of the republican budget.
6105.6 thousand doses (87.6%) of veterinary drugs allocated to the region were distributed to the regions. According to the approved 9-month plan, animals were previously vaccinated with 5256.4 thousand doses, the plan was 100% fulfilled.
As a result of the annual, high-quality, timely implementation of preventive vaccinations, diagnostic examinations against particularly dangerous infectious diseases on site in 2017 (at the 85th session of the General Assembly of the International Epizootic Office in Paris, 183 member countries by voting) confirmed the status of a clean zone according to smallpox, which is covered by the vaccine assigned to our region by the World Organization for Animal Health in March of this year.
As a result of this, it was allowed to transport animals from the clean south-eastern regions for foot and mouth disease, where the vaccine is used, that is, from us to the north-western and central regions. Previously, only animal products were transported. (only horses were transported)
Prevention of enzootic (non-infectious) diseases. This year, 272.3 million tenge were allocated from the regional budget; 707.4 thousand doses of veterinary drugs needed for enzootic diseases of 6 different types were received (theileriosis, piroplasmosis, fascioliasis of cattle, horse washing, gastrophylosis, trypanasomiasis of camels). In accordance with the approved 9-month plan, animals were pre-vaccinated with 584.4 thousand doses of the drug; the plan was 100% fulfilled.
Diagnostic examination. Blood samples and pathological materials taken for research against particularly dangerous infectious diseases are examined in veterinary laboratories. Including in order to prevent infectious diseases brucellosis common to animals and humans, according to the approved plan, this year a study is planned with taking blood samples of animals for 2183.5 thousand heads (695.8 thousand heads of cattle, 1432.9 thousand heads Small cattle, 52.0 thousand heads of camels, 0.1 thousand heads of pigs, 1.3 thousand heads of dogs). (In 2022, 1441.2 thousand heads were checked)
Currently, according to the plan, 498.7 thousand heads of cattle, 997.0 thousand heads of small cattle (35.3 thousand heads of camels, 1.8 thousand heads of dogs, 0.1 thousand heads of pigs) have been diagnostically examined.
According to the results of the inspection, 22 heads of cattle (Karmakshy: Karmakshy - 8 heads, Akzhar - 1 head; Syrdarya: Chagan - 2 heads, A. Tokmaganbetov - 6 heads, Kalzhan Akhun -1 head; Shieli: Zhidelyaryk - 4 heads), 153 heads of small cattle (Aral: Kamystybas - 1, Zhinishkekum - 1; Karmakshy: Akzhar - 74 heads, Aktobe - 19 heads; Zhalagash: Tan - 2 heads; Syrdarya: Terenozek - 1 head, Aidarly - 33 heads; Shieli: Shieli settlement - 1 head; Zhanakorgan: Zhanakorgan settlement - 2 heads, Nalibaev - 10 heads, Suttykuduk - 5 heads; Kyzylorda : Kyzylorda city - 3 heads, Tasboget - 1 head) were identified as sick and promptly slaughtered in accordance with veterinary and sanitary requirements.
Currently, the region remains in an epizootic situation without registration of particularly dangerous diseases.
Identification. Work on identifying farm animals is carried out on an ongoing basis and is being implemented into the information system.
The number of livestock registered in the region as of September 1, compared to the same period last year, generally increased by 4.1% (total 1652.5 thousand heads: 436.4 thousand heads of cattle (4.7%), 920, 1 thousand heads of small cattle (2.4%), 230.8 thousand heads of horses (10.2%), 64.1 thousand heads of camels (3.2%), Increased by 1.1 thousand heads of pigs ( 18.5%).
In total, this year, 375.1 thousand heads of farm animals were identified and entered into the information system (88.8 thousand heads of cattle, 260.3 thousand heads of small animals, 6.6 thousand heads of camels, 18.9 thousand heads of horses , 0.5 pigs).
In accordance with the order to the Ministry of Agriculture for 2023, 463.8 thousand pieces of ear tags were delivered to the region (132.0 thousand pieces of cattle, 318.2 thousand pieces of small animals, 13.6 thousand pieces of camels).
Veterinary reform
The head of state, in his Address to the people of Kazakhstan in 2021, noted the need to take specific measures to reform the veterinary sector.
To implement the Address, an Organizational Action Plan (road map) was approved, consisting of 28 points for reforming the veterinary system. Including local executive bodies 3 points, authorized bodies are responsible for 25 points.
On the management side, legislative acts in the field of veterinary medicine provide relevant recommendations on the delimitation of functions and powers between the center and the regions.
In addition, appropriate work has been carried out to train personnel and increase wages of specialists in the field of veterinary medicine.
1.Increase in the monthly salary of veterinary specialists. In accordance with the instructions of the President in 2022 in the region
KZT 1140.0 million were allocated for anti-epizootic measures. with the support of the head of the region, an additional KZT 723.8 million, monthly salaries of veterinary specialists were increased by 40%. (head of veterinary station - from KZT 110/120 thousand to KZT 180/190 thousand, veterinarian - from KZT 100/105 thousand to KZT 140/150 thousand, veterinarian - from KZT 95/100 thousand to KZT 120/130 thousand, veterinarian -from KZT 60 thousand to KZT 100 thousand)
This year, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Biological Safety” in regional veterinary organizations, the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan has proven that for the harmfulness of the work carried out (for harmfulness) to the official salaries of veterinary specialists working with pathogenic biological agents of groups I and II, should be paid.
In this regard, for the first time, 635 veterinary specialists received KZT 455.3 million from the republican budget for 2023, and the bonus to the official salary was increased by 50%.
In turn, the transfer of veterinary specialists to other jobs due to low wages was stopped, and personnel stability was maintained.
2. Updating the material and technical base. In order to update the base of veterinary organizations, starting from 2021, funds will be allocated from the regional budget.
This year, 249.8 tenge was allocated; to date, 23 sets of thermal suitcases and 23 sets of computers have been purchased. Competitions are being held for the purchase of 30 units of special vehicles.
For reference: in 2021, 15 UAZ cars were purchased for KZT 111.0 million; in 2022, for KZT 73.0 million, 140 units of thermal suitcases, 140 sets of computers.
Cattle burial grounds. There are 146 cattle burial grounds in the region that dump animal corpses and biological waste. Of these, in accordance with Veterinary and Sanitary Requirements, 90 are standard projects, the remaining 56 are ordinary.
In 2022, estimate documents were submitted for the construction of 3 cattle burial grounds according to standard designs (Kazaly: Orkendi, Maidakol, Mailybas). The 60.2 million tenge required for construction will also be allocated from the regional budget this year.
In addition, more than thirty buildings of 139 veterinary stations in the region are in disrepair. Currently, design documentation has been developed for the reconstruction of 4 (Aral: Zhaksykylysh village, Kazaly: Muratbaev, Orkendi village, Zhalagash: Zhanadarya village). The construction of the building requires KZT 256.3 million, a budget request has been submitted.