Infectious Coryza Vaccine

Active Ingredients: Haemophilus paragallinarum Inactivated Bacteria

Infectious Coryza Vaccine is used to immunize poultry against strains of the Haemophilus paragallinarum bacteria also known as Avibacterium paragallinarum. Infectious Coryza is highly contagious and may lead to weight loss and decreased egg production in poultry. This vaccine is typically administered by injection or through drinking water to young birds.

Infectious Coryza is caused by Haemophilus paragallinarum, which is a gram-negative bacteria. This trivalent vaccine has been developed to help provide stronger immunity against infection caused by this bacteria.

The Infectious Coryza Vaccine is an inactivated bacterial vaccine. The antigens in the vaccine will trigger the animal's immune system, which allows it to develop antibodies against the virus. This helps reduce the likelihood of infection when the animal comes into contact with specific strains of the virus.

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What is Infectious Coryza Vaccine used for?

It's used to prevent a bacterial infection due to Haemophilus paragallinarum bacteria.

What animals can be treated with Infectious Coryza Vaccine?

It's recommended for poultry, including chickens.

How is Infectious Coryza Vaccine used?

This medicine has been manufactured as an inactivated bacteria packaged in a vial. The vaccine should be at room temperature before administering. Do not shake the contents.

How should Infectious Coryza Vaccine be stored?

This medication should be stored in a dark, dry location, between 2-8°C. Do not freeze the solution.

Is there a withdrawal period after treatment with Infectious Coryza Vaccine?

There is no established withdraw period.

The Infectious Coryza Vaccine should be administered by SC injection under the skin of the neck.

It is typical to vaccinate chickens that are 8-16 weeks old. For long-term immunity, a booster may be necessary after 2-4 weeks.

As with all pharmaceuticals, some unwanted effects can occur from the use of the Infectious Coryza Vaccine. After the vaccination, monitor the animal for any adverse effects.

Some reported side effects include: • irritation or soreness at the application site

Some serious side effects may include anaphylactic shock or allergic reactions.

For a comprehensive list of all possible side effects of this medication, consult a veterinary physician.

It is recommended that all susceptible chickens be vaccinated at the same time, or maintain isolation between unvaccinated and vaccinated chickens.

Do not administer any type of antibiotic for 3 days before or after treatment with this vaccine, as it can impact the efficacy of the vaccine.

Wear gloves when handling this product, as direct skin contact may cause irritation.