[Vaccinovigilance: Adverse reaction reports of animal vaccines in 2020].

Zaugg, I.; Ottiger, H. P. (2021). [Vaccinovigilance: Adverse reaction reports of animal vaccines in 2020]. Schweizer Archiv für Tierheilkunde, 163(9), pp. 545-552. Gesellschaft Schweizer Tierärztinnen und Tierärzte 10.17236/sat00312

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The aim of the vigilance system in Switzerland is the evaluation and classification of reported suspected adverse reactions of immunological veterinary medicines (IVMP), including suspected lack of expected efficacy. The Institute of Virology and Immunology (IVI) is the competent authority for marketing authorizations of immunological veterinary medicinal products in Switzerland and responsible for the vaccinovigilance system. In 2020, 130 adverse reaction reports were received (5% less compared to 2019). The reports mainly concerned dogs (41%) and cats (25%) followed by cattle (18%) and horses (7%). Many of the reports in dogs involved the application of combined vaccines against canine distemper, hepatitis, parvovirosis and parainfluenza in combination with canine leptospira components, in cats against cat flu and feline panleukopenia in combination with feline leukaemia virus infection. Causality assessments were done according to the international ABON system. In 27% of the reported cases, the causality assessments between the vaccination and the reaction described were evaluated as being probable (ABON A), in 44% as possible (ABON B).

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