| Disease | Timing | Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marek’s disease | Day old (hatchery) or within 3 weeks | Subcutaneous injection | Recommended for most chickens. |
| Newcastle Disease & Infectious Bronchitis | Day old, 21 days, 12-16 weeks, and boosters every 3-6 months | Injectable, eye drop, spray, or in water | Repeat doses are often needed for layers. |
| Fowl Pox | 10-12 weeks | Wing web jab | Recommended if there’s a history of the disease in the area. |
| Gumboro disease (Infectious Bursal Disease) | 10-28 days | In water | Often given to layers. |
| Infectious Laryngotracheitis (ILT) | 4 weeks or later | Eye drop | Only vaccinate if there is a known problem in the area. |
| Fowl typhoid | Weeks 8-10 and a booster at week 14 | Intramuscular injection | Vaccinate if the disease is prevalent in your region. |
| Infectious Coryza | Weeks 8-10 | Intramuscular injection | Vaccinate if the disease is prevalent in your region. |
vaccinations schedule for chicken and when to administer
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