There are many causes of vaccine failure including
1- Vaccination Program :Each region typically has its own specific diseases .
2- Administration and Handling of the Vaccine:
A well designed vaccination program will not be effective if the vaccine is damaged by improper handling prior to administration. Live vaccines can be inactivated when exposed to adverse conditions.
3- Improper vaccine administration of the vaccine is the most common cause of vaccine failure in poultry.
4- The immune status of the breeder flock can have an affect on the success of progeny vaccination
5- Stress may reduce the chicken's ability to mount an immune response
6- Chickens may also already be incubating the disease at the time of vaccination. Despite proper administration .
7- Vaccine Quality
8- Many diseases are caused by agents that consist of several different strains/serotypes. For example, there are more than 100 recognized strains of IBV .
There are majority of reasons against IB vaccine failure, but the essentials/common are the below:
1. Variation in the strain of virus, as we repeatedly administered the same strain of vaccine but haven't researched the variation in the strain of virus, that why resistant created.
2. Improper administration of vaccine
3. Vaccine quality
4. Proper time / schedule due on region, not same everywhere
Maybe more reasons when fully investigate the problem...
Vaccines are used to prevent or reduce problems that can occur when a poultry flock is exposed to field disease organisms. Vaccinations should be thought of as insurance. Like insurance, there is a price to be paid for protection against a potential threat. Costs include price of the vaccine, time spent designing the vaccination schedule and administering the vaccines, and losses due to vaccine reactions from the live-type vaccines and localized tissue damage from killed-type vaccine injections.
Almost all the relevant points are covered, except one. It is immuno suppression due infection of any other immunosuppressive organisms( like Infectious Bursal Disease) or due to other non infective reasons( like Inbreeding Depression).
There are many causes of vaccine failure including
1- Vaccination Program :Each region typically has its own specific diseases .
2- Administration and Handling of the Vaccine:
A well designed vaccination program will not be effective if the vaccine is damaged by improper handling prior to administration. Live vaccines can be inactivated when exposed to adverse conditions.
3- Improper vaccine administration of the vaccine is the most common cause of vaccine failure in poultry.
4- The immune status of the breeder flock can have an affect on the success of progeny vaccination
5- Stress may reduce the chicken's ability to mount an immune response
6- Chickens may also already be incubating the disease at the time of vaccination. Despite proper administration .
7- Vaccine Quality
8- Many diseases are caused by agents that consist of several different strains/serotypes. For example, there are more than 100 recognized strains of IBV .