Infectious Coryza | 1000 Doses (500ml)

Description

The Infectious Coryza | 1000 Doses (500ml): (1000 doses, 500ml) is used in poultry to prevent Infectious Coryza, a bacterial disease caused by Avibacterium paragallinarum. This disease affects the respiratory tract of chickens, leading to symptoms like nasal discharge, facial swelling, and reduced egg production. The vaccine provides immunity to flocks, reducing the risk of outbreaks and ensuring healthy, productive birds.

Key Features of the Infectious Coryza | 1000 Doses (500ml):

• Protection Against Coryza: Specifically targets Avibacterium paragallinarum, the bacterium responsible for Infectious Coryza, providing effective immunity.
• Large Volume: This 500ml package contains 1000 doses, making it suitable for vaccinating large flocks.
• Improved Productivity: By preventing coryza, the vaccine helps maintain productivity by avoiding the drop in egg production and growth often associated with the disease.

Indications and Benefits of Infectious Coryza | 1000 Doses (500ml):

• Disease Prevention: Prevents the respiratory symptoms associated with coryza, which include nasal discharge, facial swelling, and sneezing.
• Reduces Economic Losses: Protecting flocks from coryza reduces production losses and minimizes treatment costs.
• Long-Lasting Immunity: Provides sustained immunity, which is essential for commercial flocks and long-term flock health.

Administration and Dosage

• Dosage: Each dose is calibrated for 0.5ml per bird, administered by injection.
• Administration Method: Administer subcutaneously (usually under the skin of the neck) or intramuscularly. Ensure proper hygiene and handling to prevent contamination.
• Timing: Typically given at 6-8 weeks of age or as recommended by a veterinarian. Revaccination schedules may vary depending on the risk level and local disease prevalence.

Precautions

• Store Properly: Keep the vaccine refrigerated at 2–8°C (do not freeze). Shake well before use.
• Use All Contents Promptly: Once opened, use the vaccine within a specified time frame, as indicated by the manufacturer, to maintain efficacy.
• Avoid Use in Sick Birds: Only vaccinate healthy birds to ensure effective immune response and minimize potential adverse reactions.

Possible Side Effects

• Mild Swelling: Some localized swelling may occur at the injection site but generally subsides within a few days.
• Temporary Loss of Appetite: Birds may exhibit mild discomfort post-vaccination, sometimes resulting in a short-term reduction in feed intake.

Importance of the Infectious Coryza Vaccine

• Protects Flock Health: Reducing the risk of coryza keeps the flock healthy, minimizing the spread of infection within flocks and between farms.
• Ensures Production Stability: By preventing coryza-related production declines, the vaccine supports consistent growth and egg production, vital for profitability.