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Bovine Herpes Virus Type 1 Vaccine

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Bovine Herpes Virus Type 1 Vaccine

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Bovilis IBR Marker Live Vaccine

MSD's Bovilis IBR Marker vaccine is designed to protect against Bovine Herpes Virus Type 1 (BHV-1) by reducing clinical signs and virus excretion associated with the virus. It works by providing active immunization to cattle. The "marker" aspect of the vaccine allows vets to distinguish between animals that have been vaccinated, and those exposed to the wild-type virus through serological testing.

Bovine Herpesvirus Type 1 vaccine is indicated to prevent respiratory disease, reduce abortion risk, and protect against conjunctivitis and vulvovaginitis.

INDICATIONS

  • Respiratory Disease (IBR): To prevent signs of IBR, including fever, nasal discharge, rapid breathing, and coughing in feedlot cattle and replacement heifers.
  • Reproductive Issues: To reduce abortions, infertility, and vulvovaginitis in cows, especially when used in breeding stock before breeding.
  • Calves: For feeder calves before entering feedlots or for young replacement heifers before breeding to establish immunity.
  • High-Risk Environments: Recommended in feedlots where BHV-1 exposure is high, often with a booster upon arrival. 

ADMINISTRATION

  • Intramuscular (IM): A 2ml single dose given into the muscle; immunity takes about 14 days to develop.
  • Intranasal (IN): A single dose sprayed into the nostril; immunity starts in 4 days, and this route is often used for calves from 2 weeks old.
  • Primary Vaccination (Calves):
    • From 3 months old: IM, with a second dose 4 weeks later.
    • From 2 weeks old (high prevalence): IN, with re-vaccination from 3 months.

 

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