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Content: If calves have received colostrum from vaccinated cows, their first vaccination should not be until they are 8 weeks old. Otherwise calves can be vaccinated at any age. A booster vaccination 4 weeks later is required to ensure adequate immunity. Rotovec Corona
Pregnant cows are vaccinated to provide protection to calves via colostrum against E.coli, Rotavirus and Coronavirus scours. Cows are given one injection about 3-4 weeks pre-calving. Bovilis BVD
This vaccine should be given to cows from 4 months age and over. It protects against the Bovine Viral Diarrhoea virus in both cows and their foetus. Cows should be given two vaccinations 4 weeks apart initially, then annual boosters approximately 4 weeks before mating. Hiprabovis
In calves, this vaccine helps to control respiratory conditions produced by IBR virus (Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis), PI-3 virus (Parainfluenza-3) and the BVD virus (Bovine Viral Diarrhoea). In cows, it controls reproductive conditions produced by IBR/IPV virus (Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis/Infectious Pustular Vulvovaginitis), as well as the BVD virus.