Rotavec Corona

País: Nova Zelândia

Língua: inglês

Origem: Ministry for Primary Industries

Ingredientes ativos:

bovine rotavirus (inactivated); bovine coronavirus (inactivated); escherichia coli k99 (pili)

Disponível em:

Schering-Plough Animal Health Limited

DCI (Denominação Comum Internacional):

bovine coronavirus (inactivated), escherichia coli k99 (pili), bovine rotavirus (inactivated)

Composição:

bovine rotavirus (inactivated) 0 vaccine; bovine coronavirus (inactivated) 0 vaccine; escherichia coli k99 (pili) 0 vaccine

Área terapêutica:

Vaccine

Status de autorização:

ACVM Registered

Data de autorização:

2001-03-29

Características técnicas

ROTAVEC CORONA
40 mL and 100 mL – Leaflet, Carton and Label
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ROTAVEC CORONA
28-Jul-23
Leaflet
RESTRICTED VETERINARY MEDICINE
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
FOR ANIMAL TREATMENT ONLY
ROTAVEC
® CORONA
VACCINE
READ ENTIRE LEAFLET BEFORE USE.
PRESENTATION
A white liquid emulsion vaccine. Contains inactivated Bovine
rotavirus, Bovine coronavirus and _E. _
_coli _antigens absorbed onto aluminium hydroxide gel and emulsified
in a light mineral oil.
Thiomersal (0.003% w/v) is added as a preservative in final vaccine.
USES
For the active immunisation of pregnant cows and heifers to raise
antibodies against _E. coli _
adhesions F5 (K99) and F41, rotavirus and coronavirus. While the
calves are fed colostrum from
vaccinated cows during the first two to four weeks of life, these
antibodies have been
demonstrated to:
•
Reduce the incidence of scours caused by rotavirus.
•
Reduce the severity of diarrhoea caused by _E. coli_.
•
Reduce the shedding of virus by calves infected with rotavirus or
coronavirus.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
DOSE
Cows and heifers 2 mL.
ADMINISTRATION
By intramuscular or subcutaneous injection in the anterior third of
the neck.
The bottle should be well shaken before any vaccine is withdrawn. A
single injection should be
given during each pregnancy between 12 and 3 weeks before calving is
expected.
Since protection of calves depends on the physical presence of
passively acquired antibodies
within the gut, calves must receive adequate colostrum from their
dams. Ensure the newborn calf
is fed at least two litres of colostrum from the first colostrum
milking (ideally within six hours of
birth). They must continue to receive colostrum and/or milk from
vaccinated cows for the duration
of the critical neonatal period. This will occur naturally with
suckled calves.
In the dairy herd, colostrum milk from the first six to eight milkings
of vaccinated cows should be
pooled and retained in a cool place. The calves should then be fed
from this pool at the rate of 2½
to 3½ L per day (accord