Fowl Pox Live Vaccine (Quail-Adapted Strain)
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Generic Name
Fowl Pox Live Vaccine (Quail-Adapted Strain)
Main Composition and Content
| Disease | Strain | Antigen Content |
|---|---|---|
| Fowl Pox | Quail-Adapted Strain CVCC AV1003 | ≥ 103.0 EID50/dose |
Appearance
A loose, granular freeze-dried preparation that readily detaches from the vial wall and dissolves rapidly after diluent is added.
Indications
For the prevention of fowl pox. The duration of immunity is 5 months in adult chickens and 2 months in chicks.
Dosage and Administration
Administer by wing-web puncture, avoiding blood vessels. Reconstitute with normal saline according to the number of doses stated on the label and dip the applicator needle into the reconstituted vaccine.
Chicks 20-30 days old: one puncture per bird; chickens 30 days of age or older: two punctures per bird; chicks 6-20 days old: one puncture per bird using half a dose. Mild redness, swelling, and scab formation may occur at the site 3-4 days after vaccination; the scab falls off after 14-21 days.
Replacement breeders may be revaccinated 60 days after chick vaccination.
Adverse Reactions
Generally, no adverse reactions occur.
Precautions
- 1. Keep the reconstituted vaccine in a cool place protected from light and use within 4 hours.
- 2. Disinfect the vaccination site.
- 3. Dispose of used vaccine vials, equipment, and remaining vaccine safely.
- 4. Examine each bird 7 days after vaccination. Revaccinate birds showing no reaction at the vaccination site
Specifications
1,000 doses/vial; 2,000 doses/vial.
Storage and Shelf Life
Store at 2-8°C. Shelf life: 24 months.
Only under the guidance of the veterinary use