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Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis/infectious pustular vulvovaginitis   (IBR/IPV) are diseases that affect cattle population of all breeds,   categories and age. Both diseases, especially infectious bovine   rhinotracheitis (IBR), poses severe health threat and causes major economic   losses and is considered one of the “most costly” disease in cattle industry.   The causal agent of the disease is a virus and any detection of IBR/IPV   specific antibodies in non-vaccinated cattle, either in blood or milk,   indicates that animal is infected and represents the source of infection.   Countries with developed and intensive cattle breeding have been developed   and implemented their national eradication programs to control IBR/IPV in   accordance with international regulations. In this article, we outlined the   needs and program for the eradication of IBR/IPV in the Republic of Serbia.   The eradication program for IBR/IPV is an extensive process that requires   systematic strategy involving different phases and activities. The   eradication process from the moment of implementation until obtaining   IBR/IPV-free status can last over several years and requires joint work and   considerable financial resources that will be compansated with the   elimination of IBR/IPV from the herd. This article gives an overview of all   stages and activities regarding eradication of the disease and certification   and maintaining of IBR/IPV-free herd status

The program for eradication of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis/infectious pustular vulvovaginitis in the Republic of Serbia