African Redwater Vaccine

African Redwater vaccine is indicated for prophylaxis (prevention) in susceptible cattle, especially calves, in endemic tick-infested areas.

INDICATIONS

Routine Prevention in Endemic Areas: Vaccinating young calves between 3 and 9 months of age is strongly recommended. Calves at this age have a natural non-specific immunity that allows them to develop long-term protection without severe vaccine reactions.
Protection of Susceptible Animals: Used for cattle being moved from tick-free areas into “blue tick” infested regions where the risk of exposure to B. bigemina is high.
High-Value Livestock Protection: Indicated for protecting valuable animals such as herd or stud bulls.
Long-Term Herd Immunity: Providing active immunity that can be further strengthened by natural exposure to infected ticks once the animal is vaccinated.
Maintenance of Breeding Stock: Heifers are often re-vaccinated before the mating season to ensure protection throughout pregnancy.

ADMINISTRATION

Administered as a 1 ml subcutaneous injection to cattle aged 5-6 months or at weaning, in endemic areas. Must be kept deep frozen until use, and thawed right before administration. Can not be refrozen. The vaccine may be administered with the Gall sickness vaccine at the same time. Yearly or six-monthly booster shots can be given.

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