Tribovax T - 50ml

Protect against clostridial diseases such as blackleg and bacterial red water. The primary course of immunization consists of a 2ml initial dose followed by a further 2ml dose six weeks later. In areas of high risk of infection from haemolyticum infection, an initial vaccination regime of two doses of 4ml is recommended. Revaccination is recommended using 2 - 4ml, depending on severity of risk of infection from C. haemolyticum, at intervals of no less than one year.

Use during pregnancy for passive protection of calves, previously vaccinated pregnant cattle should be vaccinated 2-8 weeks before calving. For an optimum immune response, calves from cows vaccinated during pregnancy should not be vaccinated until 8-12 weeks of age. Zero withdrawal for meat offal and milk.

Norodine 24% Solution for Injection is indicated in the treatment of acute, subacute and chronic conditions of bacterial origin in horses, cattle, pigs, dogs and cats. Norodine 24% Solution for Injection may be administered in respiratory infections of bacterial origin including rhinitis, pneumonia, bronchitis and in bacterial infections secondary to viral disease such as viral pneumonia or mycoplasma infections. It is also indicated in urogenital tract infections (cystitis, vaginitis, urethritis, nephritis and metritis) and alimentary tract infections (including neonatal diarrhoea and salmonellosis). Other infections include foul-in the-foot, severe mastitis, bacterial agalactia of sows and infections of eye, ear and mouth.

Active ingredient: Sulfadiazine, Trimethoprim

Protect against clostridial diseases such as blackleg and bacterial red water. The primary course of immunization for cattle consists of a 2 ml initial dose followed by a further 2 ml dose six weeks later. Sheep follow the same dosing program but only need a 1ml dose. In areas of high risk of infection from C. haemolyticum infection an initial vaccination regime of two doses of 4 ml is recommended.

Revaccination is recommended using 2 - 4 ml, depending on severity of risk of infection from C. haemolyticum, at intervals of not less than one year. Use during pregnancy for passive protection of calves, previously vaccinated pregnant cattle should be vaccinated 2-8 weeks before calving. For an optimum immune response, calves from cows vaccinated during pregnancy should not be vaccinated until 8-12 weeks of age.

Zero withdrawal for meat offal and milk. The re-vaccination plan involves a single dose every 6-12 months.