SHEEP AND GOATS SHOULD BE VACCINATED ON TIME FOR BRADZOT DISEASE AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS SHOULD BE SERIOUSLY FOLLOWED. The State Veterinary Service under the Ministry of Agriculture informs the entrepreneurs engaged in animal husbandry that sheep and goats should be vaccinated in time due to infectious bradzot disease and the following recommendations should be strictly followed. It should be noted that under natural conditions sheep and goats are infected with bradzot disease regardless of age and sex. Especially animals up to 2 years of age are more sensitive. Bradzot's disease is observed in all seasons of the year, especially in spring and autumn. Bradzot disease is observed every year in pastures, especially when the grass turns green and blooms after the rain, when animals graze. Sometimes the disease occurs when animals are watered with stagnant water and using frozen feed. Bradzot's disease is more common in fat and inactive sheep. The main route of infection is the alimentary route. Infection occurs especially when eating feed and water contaminated with spores of the factor. Bradzot disease is characterized by sudden death of clinically healthy sheep. Before death, animals sometimes have severe nervous seizures, hyperemia of visible mucous membranes, conjunctivitis, tympany, and frothy discharge from the mouth.