Kenya's livestock sector faces unique challenges due to its diverse climatic zones, ranging from humid coastal regions to arid northern plains. The prevalence of Newcastle disease and Coccidiosis creates a massive demand for high-quality veterinary medicine for poultry to prevent catastrophic flock losses.
The logistical landscape in Kenya often complicates the cold chain for vaccines, making stable formulations like veterinary tablets more attractive for small-scale farmers who lack refrigeration infrastructure in rural counties.
Furthermore, the intensification of poultry farming in areas like Kiambu and Nakuru has increased the risk of rapid pathogen spread, necessitating the widespread use of professional veterinary disinfectant to maintain strict biosecurity protocols.
