
Medivac Gumboro A
Intermediate-plus Cheville 1/68 protection for high-risk Gumboro areas
Technical details
Description & composition
- Freeze-dried live attenuated vaccine.
- Live intermediate-plus IBD Cheville 1/68 strain: ≥ 102 EID50 per dose.
Indication
Immunization of broilers, layer pullets, breeder pullets and young native breeds against Infectious Bursal Disease, especially in high-risk or endemic areas.
Dosage & administration
- Administer one dose per bird by eye drop or drinking water.
- Vaccination timing depends on flock type and maternal-antibody level and is usually between 7-35 days of age.
Main benefits
- Low post-vaccination reaction.
- Fast bursal colonization after vaccination.
- Fast regeneration of bursal tissue.
- Provides high protection against different IBD strains.
- Suitable for high-risk or endemic areas.
Storage
Store at 2-8°C in the dark.
Precautions
- Vaccinate healthy birds only.
- Use each vial immediately after opening.
- Use the reconstituted vaccine within two hours.
- Add 2 g of skimmed milk powder per liter of drinking water before dissolving the vaccine.
Using product information in practical poultry-health programs
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