Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Vaccine
In Stock
PRRSv vaccine is indicated for the protection of healthy swine from reproductive failure, and respiratory disease caused by the Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus.
INDICATIONS
- Gilts & Sows:
- Acclimatization: To prepare replacement gilts for breeding.
- Reproductive Protection: To prevent abortions, stillbirths, and weak piglets in sows during gestation.
- Emergency Use: To minimize reproductive losses during outbreaks.
- Piglets & Growing Pigs:
- Respiratory Protection: To reduce severe respiratory signs, viremia, and improve growth.
- Post-Stabilization: In herds with stabilized PRRS, vaccination can start at 3-7 weeks of age.
ADMINISTRATION
- Intramuscular (IM) Injection: The most traditional method, injecting the vaccine into a muscle (like the neck).
- Intradermal (ID) Injection: Delivered into the skin, sometimes with needle-free jet injectors, common for young piglets.
- Intranasal (IN) Spray: A newer approach, aiming for better respiratory protection, as PRRSV is a respiratory pathogen.
Vaccines & Delivery:
- Modified Live Virus (MLV): Often given IM or ID, they are popular for providing good protection.
- Killed Virus (KV): Safer but generally less effective, also given IM.
- Solid Dose: A novel method where a solid vaccine pellet is delivered under the skin using a device.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.