FMD Killed Vaccine
N/A
Liquid
The vaccination of cattle, buffalo, sheep and goats against Foot and Mouth Disease.
Dose
2
mL/animal
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
prevention
Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 2 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
Dose
1
mL/animal
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
prevention
Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 1 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
Dose
1
mL/animal
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
prevention
Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 1 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
Dose
2
mL/animal
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
prevention
Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 2 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
Aftovaxpur is a veterinary liquid containing FMD Killed Vaccine from SQUARE.
For prevention, the recommended dose of Aftovaxpur in cattle is 2 mL/animal, given by subcutaneous injection. Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 2 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
For prevention, the recommended dose of Aftovaxpur in goat is 1 mL/animal, given by subcutaneous injection. Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 1 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
For prevention, the recommended dose of Aftovaxpur in sheep is 1 mL/animal, given by subcutaneous injection. Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 1 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
For prevention, the recommended dose of Aftovaxpur in buffalo is 2 mL/animal, given by subcutaneous injection. Shake well before use subcutaneous route. 2 ml, Subcutaneously according to the following schedule: Primary course of vaccination: Two injections, 3 to 4 weeks apart, starting at two weeks of age for young animals from unvaccinated dams or 2.5 months of age for young animals from vaccinated dams. In case of an epidemic, the first injection should be given to all animals as early as 2 weeks of age. Boosters: Normally, boosters should be given every 4- 6 months depending on the risk and in accordance with local legislation.
Dosing information is provided for reference by qualified veterinary professionals and does not replace clinical judgement. Prices are indicative and may vary by region and retailer.