Covexin 10 | Sheep Enterotoxemia Vaccine | Pharmacy Pickup Only

Covexin 10 vaccination comes to give your flock an active and super-strong immunization, as it stimulates the building of an arsenal of antibodies capable of repelling 10 different types of Clostridium microbes, to ensure the stability of your farm and the safety of your offspring.

Why choose Covexin as a sheep enterotoxemia vaccine?

• Comprehensive 10-in-1 protection: Provides broad immune coverage against a huge spectrum of Clostridium toxins causing sudden death, hemorrhagic enteritis, gas gangrene, and tetanus.
• Early and safe immune establishment: It allows you to start actively and directly protecting newborns (lambs and calves) as soon as they reach the age of two weeks to ensure they pass the critical stage.
• Sovereign immunity for newborns via mothers: When pregnant mothers are injected with a booster dose before birth, a massive concentration of immunity is transferred through the colostrum to provide immediate and automatic protection for newborns.
• No withdrawal period: Covexin 10 is very flexible for use in fattening and production farms, as it has no withdrawal period at all, which makes it easier to manage the movement of the herd.

indication:

• Active immunization of sheep, cattle and calves from the age of two weeks against acute diseases caused by Clostridium microbes (such as enterotoxemia, tetanus, tetanus, and sudden death).

Dosage:

The vaccine is given by injection.

Sheep and lambs (over two weeks old): 1 ml per animal.

• Cattle, cows, and calves (over two weeks old): 2 ml per animal.

Vaccination program:

• Primary course: The foundational immunization requires giving two injections (two doses) with a period of 4 to 6 weeks between them .
• Annual booster dose: To ensure continued protection, an annual booster vaccination is required at intervals not exceeding 12 months after the primary course.
• The ideal timing for adequate immunity: vaccinations should be completed at least two weeks before the need for maximum immunity (whether before periods of feed change, transport, or mixing).
• Pregnant mother vaccination program: Cows and sheep (that have been previously vaccinated) should be injected with a booster dose 2 to 6 weeks before the expected delivery date, as this timing ensures very strong immunity that is passed on to the young through colostrum.

Withdrawal period:

• Meat and milk: 0 days.

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