Prima Tech Drencher - 5ml

Repiderma is a protective hoof and dermal spray that gives visible results after the 1st day! With its unique and patented formulation, Intra Repiderma is unlike any other spray in the market. By spraying micronized organic powder minerals, Intra Repiderma forms a protective layer which has a very strong adhesion to provide the optimal contact time to the hooves and skin. Last but not least, the product is safe to use for the farmer, the animal and the environment.

- Patented antibiotic free product
- Protective layer for the hooves and skin
- Strong adhesion, for at least 3 days
- Sprays in every angle, even upside down
- 80-100 applications: hoof, udder cleft, dehorning, navel and skin care

250ml can

For mineral blocks up to 10kg.

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.

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.