The Bovine contagious nodular dermatosisis a viral disease of cattle that spreads very quickly. The prevalence at the herd level and the individual varies and depends on risk factors associated with this disease. The objective of this work was to note some epizootiological aspects, and to evaluate the impact of control measures to make recommendations leading to the protection of livestock in the area of Koumbia. Clinical examinations, determination of epizootic situation, treatment, evaluation of measures and the proposed new measures were the methods used in this study. The characteristic signs of Bovine contagious nodular dermatosisnoticed were the presence of nodules, discharge from the eyes and nasal cavities. Suspected rate of 6.41% for adults and 38.84% among young catle have been found. The epizootic situation has been determined and the evaluation of the pathological impact of Bovine contagious nodular dermatosis (BCND) through intensive health indices was assessed at 8, 67% of morbidity and mortality and lethality. Symptomatic treatment was performed using oxytetracycline 10%, the injectable phynilarthrite 200mg, ivermectin 1%, betadine 10% and stress Vitam (1.53 million IU). There is some parameters influencing the epizootic process and their characteristics were evaluated. Proposals for measures to prevent a recurrence and evolution of BCND in the area were made.