SalimVac-5

Description

 

• Pentavalent Clostridial toxoid vaccine (Clostridium perfringens types D, B, C, Clostridium septicum and Clostridium novyi)

 

Details

Inactivated toxoid vaccine against, enterotoxemia, malignant edema, black disease in injectable suspension.

Composition:

Each dose (2.5 ml) contains:
Toxoid beta of Clostridium perfringens type  B, C and D……………… ≥10 IU*

Toxoid epsilon of Clostridium perfringens type B, C and D …………..≥ 5 IU

Toxoid alpha of Clostridium novyi type B………………………….…….. ≥ 3,5 IU

Toxoid alpha of Clostridium septicum ……………………………..………≥ 2,5 IU

*International Units 

Recommended clinical use:

SalimVac-5 vaccine is inactivated toxin’s suspension isolated anaerobic bacteria Clostridium perfringens type  B, C, D, Clostridium novyi type B and Clostridium septicum which parental demonstration produces high grade immunity in sheep & goats, during field outbreak challenge of the mentioned organism. pentavalent Clostridial toxoid vaccine (SalimVac-5) is used to prevent (hyperphagia), lamb dysentery, ostracism, brachycephaly, malignant auricle and  gangrene hepatitis.

Properties:

This vaccine is the result of toxins and extracellular antigens prepared with a suitable formulation with adjuvant. This vaccine formulation can induce high levels of specific antibodies as well as high amounts of antitoxins in vaccinated animals. Therefore, Salim vaccine can be a suitable product to control various types of diseases related to Clostridia contained in this vaccine that affect animals under certain conditions.

Administration:

• By subcutaneous injection.
• It is advisable to administer the vaccine at a temperature between +2 and +8 °c.
• Shake before and during administration.

Dosage:

• Sheep and goats: 2.5ml/animal and for young animal it can be 1.5ml/animal.
• Cattle and camel: 5 ml /animal.

Vaccination program suggestion:

• First vaccination before seasonal changes and food ration and revaccination to ensure the safety of the animal in a period of 15 – 20 days after the first injection.
• Annual vaccine. In the areas where pulpy kidney disease is prevalent, the vaccination should be injected every 6 months (spring and autumn).
• Lambs and kids can be vaccinated a few days after birth.

Precautions:

• All healthy animals in the herd should be vaccinated at the same time.
• In order to maintain uniformity, shake the bottle containing the vaccine gently before and during use.
• Keep away from sun light and out of the reach of children.
• The entire contents of the vaccine vial must be administered at the same time.
• Avoid using the vaccine after its expiration date.
• Avoid using excess vaccine dose without a veterinarian’s prescription.
• Leftover vaccine, empty vials, and equipment used for vaccinating should be autoclaved, disinfected, or incinerated.
• Avoid slaughtering livestock for three weeks after vaccination.
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Drug interactions:

• Avoid taking drugs that weaken the immune system at the same time as vaccination.

Storage:

• Avoid mixing the vaccine with any medication or substance.
• Store at 2-8°C away from light and avoid freezing.

Packing:

A 100 ml vial contains 40 doses of vaccine.

Shake the vaccine vial before and during use.