Everyone who has pets at home is concerned about their health. If you also want to avoid severe illnesses that can harm your puppy, pay attention to the proven Nobivak remedy, which will help prevent the occurrence of plague and save the dog from parvovirus enteritis and even parainfluenza.

Description, composition and release form

The Nobivak DHPPi vaccine is a lyophilized substance and liquid intended for injections. Externally, the solution looks like a colorless liquid, and the vaccine is represented by a homogeneous dry pink substance with a whitish tint.

One ampoule of the vaccine contains canine plague (from 104.0 TCD50), which is the Onderstepoort strain, 104.0 TCD50 infectious hepatitis, which belongs to the Manhattan LPV3 strain and belongs to the second serotype. It also contains 104.0 TCD50 of infectious hepatitis, which belongs to the Manhattan LPV3 strain and the second serotype.

The drug for puppies contains parvovirus enteritis (in the amount of 107.0 TCD50 (which is the “C154” strain), as well as parainfluenza of the “Cornell” strain, which is no less than 105.5 TCD50. The drug in question is packaged in vacuum packaging, which contains one dose. The solution is in a glass bottle (one milliliter) and secured with an aluminum cap. The bottle with the injection and the solution are in a plastic box of ten or fifty ampoules each.

What does it help with?

"Nobivak DHPPi" provides vaccinated dogs with protective immunity, which prevents you from getting sick from canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, adenovirus infection or parainfluenza. Using the Manhattan LPV3 strain, the second serotype induces immunity to both this and the first serotype. The latter can cause infectious hepatitis. Acquired immunity can guarantee the puppy’s protection from the diseases listed above for a year. The injections are safe and areactogenic.

When and how to get vaccinated

Your dog can start receiving Nobivacom DHPPi vaccinations at the age of two months. Repeat vaccination of puppies according to the schedule specified in the instructions. If the dog is indicated for vaccination earlier, this can be done using the drug “Nobivak Puppy DP” after reaching four weeks of age. It is allowed to repeat the procedure according to the scheme prescribed in the instructions for use for dogs.

If the animal has not been vaccinated before or is older than the age indicated in the instructions, then it should be vaccinated twice and with a break of one month. Veterinarians recommend vaccinations every year.

To give your dog Nobivak yourself, you need to take a sterile syringe and a jar of vaccine, into which you will inject a diluent with a syringe (in the size of one milliliter). Then the contents of the vessel should be shaken vigorously to form a homogeneous suspension. After you have diluted the contents of the injection, you need to inject it intramuscularly into the dog, following all the rules of disinfection. Veterinarians advise giving injections to overly susceptible animals at the same time and in the same office.

Did you know? "Nobivak DHP/DHPPi" is considered the world's first drug for puppies, which guarantees long-term immunity to the animal in within three years.

Safety and personal hygiene

Female puppies are given injections even during pregnancy. Before using the vaccine, you need to shake the tube it is inside. If the container with the drug is damaged, or the vaccine itself has deteriorated, the substance that has not yet been used can be disinfected by boiling the liquid for ten minutes, and then disposed of.

Vaccination should be done using a sterile syringe, and the place where you plan to give the injection needs to be treated alcohol solution. The doctor or person who performs the procedure must wear special clothing. There should be funds near it personal protection. Also put a first aid kit next to you, with which you can provide first aid if necessary.

If the vaccine suddenly gets on the body or mucous membrane, rinse the area with plenty of water. If you have injected yourself or another person with this drug, go to the hospital immediately.

Contraindications and side effects

The drug may be contraindicated in a dog if it is found to have high sensitivity to the contents of the injection. It is worth abandoning Nobivac DHPPi if the dog is sick.

After the injection, hypersensitivity to the medication may occur. For liquidation undesirable consequences It is imperative to apply adrenaline under the skin in such doses as the veterinarian deems necessary. If the animal develops swelling in the area of ​​the injection, it’s okay - it will disappear without a trace in fourteen days.

Important! If your pet does not go outside, this does not guarantee that he is completely healthy. The reason for this is that dangerous diseases are very resistant to virus carriage and change the carrier. Viruses can be found on shoes or other things that you bring in from the street. Therefore, without a vaccine injection, the animal can become seriously ill.

Shelf life and storage conditions

The vaccine can be stored for twenty-four months. In order for it to be suitable for use all this time, you need to ensure that the vaccine is kept dry and dark during storage and transportation. Observe temperature regime. The minimum storage temperature can be 2°C, and the maximum - 8°C. Also, do not allow the medicine to freeze. Once frozen it will be unusable.

Manufacturer

The drug is produced in Russian Federation and in the Netherlands (under the name Intervet International B.V.

As you can see, the Nobivak DHPPi vaccination can prevent many diseases in dogs and, thus, prolong their life. The injection product is suitable even for small puppies, has a minimum number of contraindications and side effects, is used even during the dog’s pregnancy.

IN modern conditions Vaccine prevention is the only guaranteed way to avoid the consequences caused by infectious diseases. Preventive immunization is very important for the health of not only pets, but also their owners, since a sick or infected animal can be a source of diseases dangerous to humans, such as rabies and leptospirosis.

“Which vaccine to choose and at what age should the animal be immunized?” - these are the main questions that concern a practicing doctor and the owner of a dog or cat. If the epizootic situation for diseases such as plague and parvovirus enteritis of carnivores is unfavorable, then it is necessary to vaccinate the puppy as early as possible.


At what age can you start vaccinating a puppy? This is a question many dog ​​owners ask. It is logical to assume that early puppy vaccination would be preferable. This is understandable, because the sooner vaccination starts, the sooner it will be completed and the animal will be protected from viruses. Of course, vaccination can only begin at the age at which the immune system acquires the ability to produce protective factors - antibodies (a special class of proteins - immunoglobulins) and special cells involved in defense mechanisms. It is believed that this opportunity appears at 4 weeks of age. However, in the formation immune system important role play conditions for raising puppies, for example, feeding conditions (natural or artificial feeding), maintenance and temperature conditions (it is believed that if the puppy was in an environment with a temperature lower than the recommended one, the formation of the immune system may be delayed for several weeks).

Conclusion:There are all the prerequisites for starting vaccination of puppies at the age of 4-6 weeks, provided that the conditions of housing and feeding are observed.

However, there are a number of obstacles that may cause vaccination failure at 4-6 weeks of age. In addition to the state of the immune system, it is necessary to take into account the role of colostral (maternal) immunity, which exists in the puppy from the moment of birth. This “temporary” immunity is formed by maternal antibodies and is necessary to protect puppies during the formation of the immune system. The puppy is protected by maternal antibodies in the first 1.5-2 months of life. He receives maternal antibodies directly during intrauterine development through the placenta, and after birth - with colostrum. Maximum quantity Antibodies in the blood serum are observed by the 9th day of life. Then the content of maternal antibodies gradually decreases to a level at which they no longer create reliable immunity. Despite positive points, maternal antibodies are a major factor preventing vaccination. The reason is that maternal antibodies can actively bind and neutralize not only direct infectious agents, but also the components that make up vaccines. Now it becomes clear why vaccination of puppies traditionally begins at the age of 8-10 weeks. It is believed that it is at this age that maternal antibodies are not able to actively influence vaccination. Everything would be fine if by 6-7 weeks of age the level of maternal antibodies did not decrease below the protective level. At this point, the puppy is no longer protected from pathogens and cannot yet be vaccinated. In veterinary medicine, this period of 2-4 weeks is called the “immune abyss” (“immune hole”). The risk of infection of a puppy during the “immune gap” period is very high, especially with such infectious diseases as canine distemper and parvovirus enteritis.

Conclusion: There is a period of “immune gap” in a puppy’s life when a special approach to vaccination is required.

Vaccination of puppies aged 4-6 weeks requires the use of a special vaccine Nobivac Puppy DP. Nobivac Puppy DP contains much more vaccine material than vaccines used for vaccination in more late age. This allows the vaccine to overcome more high level maternal antibodies - part of the vaccine will be destroyed by maternal antibodies, and the remaining part will contribute to the formation of immunity. Large quantity vaccine material puts forward special requirements for the safety and quality of the components that make up the vaccine. That is why Nobivac PuppyDP is a unique vaccine containing highly safe and effective components against canine distemper and parvovirus enteritis. The success of vaccination depends on the quality of the mother's vaccination (affects the mother's ability to transfer maternal antibodies to the puppies), the amount of antibodies received by the puppy, the development of the puppy and, of course, the chosen vaccine.

Conclusion: For vaccination of puppies at 4-6 weeks of age, the Nobivak PuppyDP vaccine is used.

For vaccination of adult animals, MSD Animal Health recommends using Nobivac DHP- complex vaccine against canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, infectious hepatitis or Nobivac DHPPi– against the three above infections, as well as parainfluenza. The final vaccination of the puppy is carried out 3...4 weeks after the previous one, provided that the animal is absolutely healthy and free of helminths.

However, even if the vaccine is chosen correctly and immunization is timely, the animal is not always protected from infection. In each specific case when vaccination is planned, it is necessary to pay attention to the quality of the vaccine (manufacturer, expiration date and conditions under which it was stored) and the condition of the patient. The following factors negatively affect the results of vaccination: infection or infestation of the animal; a depressed state of the immune system, which may be a consequence of improper feeding and maintenance, as well as the use of medications.

To avoid post-vaccination complications, for at least 1 week after immunization, it is advisable not to expose the puppy to great physical exertion, hypothermia and overheating, to avoid contact with other animals, and long and tedious transportation.

Full enough for adult dogs annual vaccination, providing immunity against major infectious diseases. It is recommended to resume immunization against rabies, canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, hepatitis, adenovirosis, parainfluenza and leptospirosis within the time limits established by the veterinarian. The Nobivak DHPPi+RL vaccine is ideal for complex immunization (see recommended vaccination schedule).

Live vaccines Nobivak DHP and Nobivak DHPi for dogs, containing patented components that protect dogs from parvovirus and canine distemper virus, canine hepatitis virus (canine adenovirus), parainfluenza virus, are considered to be very effective and highly safe drugs.. Liquid inactivated vaccines Nobivac Rabies and Nobivac Lepto, as well as Nobivac RL, which prevent such dangerous diseases as leptospirosis (L component) and rabies (R component) can be used as a solvent.

Vaccination is the main part preventive measures from fatal diseases in dogs. The risk of infection is real and regardless of where the pet lives: in the house or on the street. To protect the animal, it is necessary to vaccinate. Of course, any vaccination does not provide a 100% guarantee that the pet will not get sick, but vaccinated ones are better able to resist viral attacks on the body. The most popular vaccine among dog breeders and veterinarians is Nobivak, which is produced in the Netherlands, has excellent quality and is quite low price. In this article we will introduce you to this vaccine in more detail, consider its main variations and apply such important information, as a vaccination table using this drug.

The series of these vaccines is very diverse, it includes the following types drugs:

• Nobivac KS is effective against diseases such as parainfluenza and bordetellosis. Administered to dogs via oral cavity. This type is safe for small puppies and pregnant dogs. If necessary, it is allowed to be used by babies from 2 weeks of age, pregnant and lactating pets. It can also be used for all animals located in the same room.
• Nobivac Puppy DP is developed for puppies and protects against diseases such as distemper and parvovirus enteritis. Vaccination with this type is allowed for pets from 4-6 weeks of age.
• Nobivac DHPPI is used for puppies from 10 weeks of age and adult dogs, and protects against rabies and leptospirosis. This is a fairly effective vaccine that quickly forms immunity after a double injection in 21 days and protects the animal for a year.
• Nobivak R is a monovalent vaccine that protects animals from rabies.
• Nobivac L is a polyvalent vaccine that produces immunity to leptospirosis. Most often they are used together.
• Nobivac DHP is complex vaccination, effective against: plague, viral hepatitis, parvovirus enteritis. Approved for use for babies from 2 months of age. Develops immunity after double administration after 3 weeks.

The vaccination regimen of this series is considered quite complex and time-consuming. First of all, vaccination of puppies should be carried out strictly according to age; based on this parameter, the veterinarian decides what type of drug should be administered to the pet.

• Dogs must be given 3 weeks before vaccination anthelmintic drug, This prerequisite, because if the animal has helminths, the vaccination procedure will be useless. Since the injection has no effect on an animal infected with worms.
• Before vaccination, the dog must be examined by a veterinarian. Even minor discomfort should be a reason to postpone the injection until a more appropriate time. The dog should be in good spirits and have an excellent appetite.
• Puppies picked up on the street should not be vaccinated. First, the animal is quarantined and any contact with another pet is excluded. This necessary measure will help identify any disease. First, it is better to take a blood test from the “foundling” for the presence of antibodies, maybe he has already been vaccinated.
• It is better not to vaccinate dogs during the period when their baby teeth are changing; if the scheme suggests that it is time to vaccinate due to their age, and their teeth are changing, then it is better to postpone the important procedure for a while. If puppies are subjected to tail and ear docking, then this procedure is best performed 3 weeks before the administration of the drug.
• After vaccination, puppies must be protected from water, stress and hypothermia for about 10 days. It is also recommended not to overload your pet with physical activity.
• If dogs have a tendency to allergic reactions, then they must first be prepared with antihistamines. Since a sensitive animal may develop anaphylactic shock.
• There are cases when a sensitive animal develops at the injection site. inflammatory process, which should go away on its own in 3 days.

Vaccination table

Below is the vaccination schedule for this series of vaccines:

Preparing puppies for their first vaccination

10 days before the first vaccination, the puppy should be given an anthelmintic, at the moment There is a wide variety of these drugs. But it is better to consult with a specialist; he will be the one who will select the best medicine for dogs. The antihelminthic should be given in the morning on an empty stomach, and after 30 minutes the puppy should be given a pharmaceutical solution. Vaseline oil, it will help not only remove worms, but also their decay products, which will prevent intoxication of the baby’s body. In due time, it is necessary to undergo the vaccination procedure with Nobivak Puppy DP.

Advice: before preparing your puppy for vaccination, you need to find out about the availability of the vaccine at the selected clinic. It is better to do the first vaccination at home, this way you can avoid infecting your pet in the clinic.

Second vaccination

The timing of the second vaccination is the date of the first vaccination. 3 weeks after the first vaccination, you need to deworm your pet according to the same principle as the first time. After 7 days, a second injection is given with the drug DHP or DHPPi + L. At this time, the puppy is still in quarantine, that is, he cannot go outside or have contact with other animals. It is also better to call a veterinarian at home for the second vaccine, because the pet has not yet developed immunity to viruses and infections. After 2 weeks after the second vaccination, you can end quarantine and go outside. However, it is better to protect the baby from unfamiliar dogs and cats, because full immunity will be formed only by the age of one year.

Third vaccination

The third vaccination is usually given at three months of age. At this time, you need to be extremely careful, since teeth change during this period. Before it, deworming is carried out in the above manner. And the drug DHP or DHPPi + L(R) is administered. Subsequently, the injection is given at 1 year of age.

Instructions for use

This series of vaccines is presented in powder form white, in bottles. The kit comes with an ampoule solvent Nobivak Diluent. Available certain types vaccines that are presented in liquid form are Nobivak L and R. If dry powder is used, it is pre-mixed with a solvent and shaken well. A vaccine that has expired cannot be used; it must be disposed of after boiling for 15 minutes. These measures are necessary to prevent viruses from entering environment. An open bottle can be stored for no more than an hour. This drug is a live type of vaccine, therefore, it must be transported in a refrigerator or in special thermal bags.

The Nobivak vaccine series is great solution For caring owners, who not only strive to protect the animal from various diseases, but also want to administer a high-quality vaccine to the pet, thereby trying to protect it from unwanted post-vaccination syndrome.

Taking into the house four-legged friend, we must not forget that the owner bears responsibility for his well-being. Responsibility for a pet is not only about proper and timely feeding, walking and training. This is a great responsibility for his health. In order for the dog to be absolutely healthy, it is necessary to take timely measures. The only one in an efficient way To prevent the occurrence and development of dog diseases is vaccination.

The greatest danger to dogs are infectious diseases, many of which can be fatal to pets, and some of which are dangerous to humans. The spread of infectious diseases is almost impossible to prevent, since many of them develop in nature. Stray and wild animals become sources of viruses. Complicates the situation and weakened immunity domestic dogs. The virus can enter the body while walking, through contact with an infected or sick animal, in rare cases from the owner if he is a carrier of the disease.

But this does not mean that every dog ​​should get sick. Dogs tolerate infection differently: some get sick and may die, others remain healthy, since the body contains powerful protective forces that fight the infection.

Vaccination This is an important undertaking that the pet owner must be aware of and take seriously. The purpose of vaccination is to help the animal cope with a dangerous infection.

Although the vaccine does not provide a complete guarantee against the disease, it can reduce the risk of infection. As a rule, a vaccinated dog rarely gets sick or suffers the disease in mild form without complications for the body.

Vaccinate puppies start at early age, adult dogs are vaccinated once a year. The most commonly used vaccine is the Dutch company Intervet Nobivak, which has earned a positive reputation among veterinarians and dog breeders.

Description of the Nobivac vaccine

The Nobivac series vaccines are designed specifically for immunizing dogs against widespread infectious diseases: adenoviral hepatitis, carnivorous disease, parvovirus enteritis, rabies, leptospirosis, which very often cause the death of the animal

Thanks to the use of Nobivak vaccines, the animal’s body produces strong immunity against these diseases. Even if an animal is infected, it will survive the disease because the body will be able to produce the necessary antibodies.

An individual vaccination schedule must be prepared for each dog, since it is absolutely advisable to give all vaccinations at the same time. prohibited. If a dog owner wants to vaccinate his pet himself, he should carefully familiarize himself with the procedure for immunization and the characteristics of the drugs used.

IN mandatory The dog is vaccinated against canine distemper, rabies and hepatitis. If the epidemiological situation in the region is unfavorable, vaccines against influenza, bordetellosis and respiratory diseases may be additionally recommended.

The variety of Nobivak vaccines allows prevent development in a domestic animal dangerous diseases: adenovirus, laryngotracheitis, parainfluenza, leptospirosis, infectious tracheobronchitis.

Types of Nobivak vaccine for dogs

• Nobivak vaccine for puppies (PuppyDP)

Puppies receive part of their immunity from their mother. As a rule, antibodies obtained from mother's milk can protect the baby only up to eight weeks of age, and then they gradually disappear. Therefore, there is a risk of infection of a young animal with distemper or infectious enteritis. A special vaccine has been developed to protect the puppy’s body. Nobivac PuppyDP to protect the puppy’s body from the virus of fatal diseases. The drug is used when the animal is four weeks old.

After a single use, the body receives protection from canine distemper and parvovirus enteritis. The vaccine is produced in powder form and is diluted with a special solvent before use. The dose does not depend on age, weight or breed. The injection is placed under the skin. Immunization is necessary if possible risk infection of the entire litter or an upcoming long-distance trip.

The vaccine is intended for use in puppyhood Nobivac DHPP, providing protection to the body from parvovirus enteritis, infectious hepatitis, and canine distemper. It is used when the puppy is two months old. The drug is administered subcutaneously or intramuscularly. The guaranteed effect occurs only after twice use with a break of 21 days.

Nobivac Diluent is a sterile diluent consisting of sodium hydrogen phosphate, potassium dihydrogen phosphate and water for injection.

Nobivak for dogs against leptospirosis is used after the dog changes teeth, as well as for immunizing adult animals. It protects the body from rabies and leptospirosis.

Instructions for use

The manufacturer offers a large selection of drugs for vaccinating dogs. However. The order in which they are used is not very different from each other.

Use the product after the puppy reaches 8 weeks of age. It is at this time that the young animal’s body loses the protection received from the mother. It is very important to help the body develop its own strong immunity against dangerous diseases. Repeated vaccination is carried out annually.

The most commonly used dog vaccines are Nobivac DHPP and DHPPi.

A distinctive feature of Nobivac DHPPI is that one product combines five various viruses. Polyvalent vaccine for dogs Nobivak DHPP and DHPPi completely safe. Dog owners should be aware that the combination of several strains of viruses in one vaccine does not allow mixing five different drugs one bottle. This can cause irreparable harm to the pet's health.

If it is not possible to contact a specialist, you can vaccinate yourself according to the following approximate schedule: initially you can use Nobivac vaccines Rabies (or RL) and Nobivac Lepto, which will provide protection. The drugs are administered with a break of 2 days, so that it is possible to monitor the pet’s health and the absence of side effects.

Revaccination procedure

Revaccination can be carried out at home on your own if the dog did not have the product when first used. side effects and allergic reactions. Revaccination is carried out only for healthy animals when strict adherence some rules:

Contraindications

Only healthy animals are subject to vaccination. The vaccine cannot be used if the dog has allergic reactions to the components of the vaccine. As a rule, they appear during the first use of the drug.

It is prohibited to vaccinate in the presence of any disease in the acute stage.

When a live vaccine is administered to weakened animals, the disease may develop. If the dog has a fever, signs of illness, decreased appetite, or the animal is weakened, then it is better to postpone a trip to the veterinary hospital.

7-10 days before vaccination, it is necessary to carry out preventive deworming (get rid of worms), even if the animal is clean and kept in an apartment.

Persistent immunity is established 10-15 days after repeated vaccination.

Planned operations on animals should be postponed for 10-14 days after vaccination

After vaccination, the dog should not experience any major physical activity, overheating or hypothermia due to the fact that immunity is not developed immediately, but after some time. It would be advisable to limit the time you walk and try to avoid contact with other animals.

Before vaccination veterinarian must carefully examine the animal, and only after that vaccinate, then the dog should be under observation for some time.

Side effects

Under the influence of the vaccine, the dog’s immune system is activated, so in some animals on the first day after vaccination, weakness and drowsiness may occur.

But despite high quality drug, the animal may develop some side effects that may be dangerous to its health. Experts advise monitoring your pet’s condition for the first few hours after using the drug.

This is necessary in order to avoid allergic reactions for the vaccine. The reaction to vaccine components can be varied: from itching and redness at the injection site to anaphylactic shock. If allergies occur, the dog should be given antihistamine and call a veterinarian.

Dry live vaccine against canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, adenovirus infection and canine parainfluenza. Each dose of the vaccine contains attenuated strains: canine distemper virus (Onderstepoort strain) - at least 10 thousand CPE/50; canine parvovirus (strain C154) - at least 10 million CPD/50; adenovirus (strain Manhattan LPV3 serotype 2) - at least 10 thousand CPE/50; parainfluenza virus (Cornell strain) - at least 316 thousand CPE/50. The vaccine is a homogeneous dry porous mass of white color. The solvent used is a sterile phosphate buffer solution (Nobivac Diluent) (pH 7.2 - 7.4) or one of the liquid vaccines: Nobivac RL, (Nobivac Rabies), (Nobivac Lepto). Packaged in 1 dose in glass bottles, packed in 10 pieces in cardboard boxes.

PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES

The Nobivac DHPPi vaccine induces reliable protective immunity in vaccinated animals against canine distemper, parvovirus enteritis, adenovirus infection and canine parainfluenza 10 days after repeated vaccination. The Manhattan strain LPV3, serotype 2 induces immunity not only to this serotype, but also to serotype 1, which causes infectious hepatitis in dogs. The intensity of immunity is sufficient to ensure the animal’s protection against plague, parvovirus, adenoviral infections and parainfluenza of carnivores within 12 months after vaccination. The vaccine is harmless and areactogenic.

INDICATIONS

The Nobivak DHPPi vaccine is prescribed to dogs for the prevention of canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, parvovirus enteritis and canine parainfluenza.

DOSES AND METHOD OF APPLICATION

Only clinically healthy animals are vaccinated with the vaccine.

Dogs begin to be vaccinated at 8 weeks of age, with repeated vaccinations at 12 weeks of age. If earlier protection against canine distemper and parvovirus enteritis is necessary, the first vaccination can be carried out with the Nobivak Puppy DP vaccine at the age of 4 weeks, followed by re-vaccination with the Nobivak DHPPi vaccine according to the above scheme. Animals that have not previously been vaccinated and are older than the above age are vaccinated twice with an interval of 4 weeks. It is recommended to carry out a single annual revaccination. Add 1 ml of diluent into the vaccine vial using a sterile syringe and mix thoroughly until a homogeneous suspension is formed. After dilution, the vaccine in one dose is administered to the animal subcutaneously or intramuscularly in compliance with the rules of asepsis and antiseptics. It is advisable to vaccinate all susceptible animals in the same room at the same time.

SIDE EFFECTS

When administered subcutaneously at the injection site, it is possible lung formation swelling that spontaneously disappears within one to two weeks. Hypersensitivity reactions are possible in animals after using the vaccine; in this case, subcutaneous administration of adrenaline in recommended doses is indicated.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Hypersensitivity to vaccine components.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

The vaccine can be used in dogs during pregnancy. It is recommended to shake the vaccine bottle before use. If the integrity of the vial is damaged or at the end of the specified expiration date, the unused vaccine must be disinfected by boiling for 5-10 minutes.

STORAGE CONDITIONS

The vaccine is stored and transported in a dry place, protected from light, at a temperature of 2 to 8 ºС. Freezing the vaccine is not allowed. Shelf life - 2 years.

MANUFACTURER

Intervet International B.V. (Intervet International B.V.), Holland.

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