Mastitis – E. coli and S. aureus vaccine is indicated for healthy dairy cattle in herds with recurring mastitis.

INDICATIONS

• Reduced Subclinical Mastitis: Helps lower the number of hidden infections, often detected by high Somatic Cell Counts (SCC).
• Decreased Clinical Severity: Lowers the intensity and duration of visible signs like abnormal milk, swelling, and pain.
• Improved Milk Quality: Contributes to lower SCC and better milk composition.
• Herd Health Management: An integrated part of a program for herds facing chronic mastitis issues. 

ADMINISTRATION

• Route: Deep intramuscular injection (IM) in the neck muscles.
• Dose: Usually 2 mL per animal.
• Initial Vaccination: A first dose is given during the dry period, often around 45 days before the expected calving date.
• Preparation: Shake the vaccine well before use and allow it to reach room temperature (+15 to +25°C).
• Target: Protects against the endotoxins of E. coli and S. aureus, reducing severity. 
• Booster Shot: A second dose is typically given 2-4 weeks after the first, or about 10 days before calving, to ensure high antibody levels are present at birth.
• Repeat for Each Lactation: The full vaccination program is usually repeated with each subsequent gestation.