Avishield APM1502 Inac

Avian Pasteurella multocida Vaccine, Inactivated（Strain1502）

The Avian Pasteurella multocida vaccine, Inactivated (Strain 1502), is designed to prevent fowl cholera in ducks and chickens caused by Pasteurella multocida. This vaccine offers a reliable immunization period of 6 months for chickens and 9 months for ducks, ensuring effective protection against this disease.

Key Highlights

Effective Prevention: Targets fowl cholera in ducks and chickens.
Long Immunization Period: 6 months for chickens, 9 months for ducks.
Convenient Administration: Subcutaneous injection in the neck.
Minimal Reactions: Generally no obvious reactions post-vaccination.

Target Use

Species: Ducks and chickens.
Age Class: Over 2 months old.
Indication: Prevention of fowl cholera.
Usage Scenario: Suitable for poultry farms aiming to prevent disease outbreaks.

Composition & Presentation

Antigen: Inactivated Pasteurella avian 1502 strain (CVCC 2082).
Dosage Form: Emulsion with a uniform appearance.
Administration: Subcutaneous injection, 1.0 ml per bird.

Directions for Use

Recommended Dose: 1.0 ml per bird.
Route: Subcutaneous injection in the neck.
Minimum Age: Birds over 2 months old.
Withdrawal Period: Prohibited within 28 days before slaughter.

Storage & Stability

Temperature Range: Store at 2–8°C.
Shelf Life: 12 months unopened.
Stability: Shake well before use if oil precipitation occurs.

Safety & Precautions

Contraindications: Do not freeze; frozen vaccines are prohibited.
Adverse Reactions: Some animals may have a reduced diet for 1–3 days.
Handling: Used bottles and utensils should be disposed of safely.
Biosecurity: Local disinfection during vaccination is recommended.

Regulatory & Packaging Information

- Approval Number: SYSZ240052015.
- Manufacturer: Guizhou Firstv Biological Technology Co. Ltd.
- Address: No. 268, Kechuang South Road, Baiyun District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, China.
- Contact: Phone/Fax: 0851-84603559.

FAQ

Q:What is the vaccine used for?

A:Prevention of fowl cholera in ducks and chickens.

Q:Are there any side effects?

A:Generally, no obvious reactions; some birds may have a reduced diet for 1–3 days.