INDICATIONS

• Prevention in At-Risk Areas: Vaccinating cattle, sheep, goats, and camels in regions prone to RVF, particularly before rainy seasons or floods when mosquito vectors proliferate.
• Outbreak Control: Rapid vaccination in affected areas to curb transmission and reduce severe disease and deaths in young animals (lambs, kids, calves).
• Protecting Pregnant Animals: Preventing widespread abortions and stillbirths, a hallmark of RVF in pregnant ruminants. 
• Minimize Zoonotic Risk: By controlling animal outbreaks, vaccination reduces human exposure, say from infected tissues or fluids.
• Multispecies Protection: Effective protection across all susceptible species of economic importance. 

ADMINISTRATION

• Reconstitution: Mix the powdered vaccine with the provided sterile diluent.
• Preparation: Allow it to reach room temperature (around 20-25°C) and keep it cool and out of sunlight.
• Injection Site: Administer under the skin (subcutaneously) in a loose skin area.
• Dosage:
  • Cattle & Buffalo: 2 mL per animal.
  • Sheep & Goats: 1 mL per animal.
• Sterility: Use sterile needles and syringes for each injection.
• Timing: Annual revaccination is common, ideally a month before expected rainy/mosquito seasons when outbreaks occur.