INDICATIONS
For the active immunization of healthy sheep against diseases caused by Cl. chauvoei, Cl. septicum, Cl. novyi Type B, Cl. haemolyticum (known elsewhere as Cl. Novyi Type D*), Cl. tetani and Cl. perfringens Types C and D.

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Shake well. For aseptic subcutaneous use. Dosage: 5 ml., followed by a 2 ml., dose in 6 weeks. Revaccinate annually with 2 ml. prior to periods of extreme risk, or parturition. For Cl. novyi and Cl. haemolyticum, revaccinate every 5-6 months. Vaccination should be scheduled so that pregnant ewes receive their second vaccination or annual booster two weeks before lambing commences in the flock. Lambs should be given their primary course beginning at 10-12 weeks of age.

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Now prevent overeating, tetanus. Sudden, unexpected death can strike any of your animals. It can be from overeating disease (Clostridium perfringens Types C and D). Or tetanus (Cl. tetani).

That’s why it pays to vaccinate against all three organisms. Now, you can do the job with new Bar-Vac CD/T. You get:

• Complete three-in-one protection that’s highly effective because new Bar-Vac CD/T is a potent, pure toxoid.
• Safe protection for all ages - even pregnant ewes.
• Convenience and versatility whether you’re raising feeder lambs or breeder ewes, new Bar-Vac CD/T fits your health program.

Recommended for the immunization of healthy cattle and sheep against enterotoxemia and tetanus caused by the toxins of Clostridium perfringes Types C&D and Clostridium tetani.

Dosage: 2cc; to be injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly. Repeat in 21 to 28 days and once annually.

In addition to protecting against Cl. Perf. Type D (overeating disease) and Tetanus (lockjaw), a new antigen protects against Caseous Lymphadenitis (boils, cheesy gland) which has become a major problem for the sheep industry. Dosage is 2 ml, with a booster dose in 4 weeks.
Before ordering, please call 1-800-841-9665 to check for availability.

Antitoxin for temporary prevention of Clostridium enterotoxemia in cattle, sheep and goats. 250 ml

DOSAGE: Lambs - 5 ml-10 ml, Calves - 25 ml

CORYNEBACTERIUM PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS BACTERIN-TOXOID
This product, when administered to healthy sheep according to label directions, will aid in the prevention and control of Caseous Lymphadenitis.

WHEN TO VACCINATE
Entire flock should be vaccinated prior to exposure. Little or no benefit can be expected from vaccinating animals with visible signs of this disease. Those showing infection should be immediately culled and disposed of or isolated.

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Shake thoroughly to resuspend precipitate. As aseptically as possible inject 2 ml subcutaneously (axillary space). Repeat 2 ml dose 4 weeks later (opposite axillary space). Administer booster 2 ml dose annually.

Before ordering, please call 1-800-841-9665 to check for availability.

Use extreme caution and wear protective gloves.

Humans can be infected through contact with open sores on your hands.

Easily done cleaning a small spot inside the ear. Scratch and break the skin, then brush a small amount of vaccine over the open scratch. --OR-- Dip an 18 gauge x 3/4" needle into the vaccine and pierce the ear in the small clean spot.

A small scab will develop within days on the spot the vaccine was applied.

A chemically killed product for all known, isolated sero-types of vibriosis in sheep.

DOSAGE: 5 ml.
SIZES: 10 doses or 50 doses

Code 2120.00 (Killed Chlamydia)

BACTERIN
Produced from cultures of Chlamydia, a filterable bacteria of the psittacosislym-phogranuloma-trachoma group of micro-organisms that cause enzootic abortion in ewes. This heavy consistency emulsion forms a repository of vaccine that provides prolonged antigenic stimulation but may cause a granuloma at the site of injection. This product is non-returnable and not eligible for credit at expiration.

WHEN TO VACCINATE
Vaccinate breeding ewes 60 days prior to breeding. Administer second dose 30 days later. Revaccinate annually.

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Shake thoroughly to resuspend precipitate. Inject as aseptically as possible 2 ml subcutaneously on the top of the neck about 4 inches from ear.

Before ordering, please call 1-800-841-9665 to check for availability.

Location - Subcutaneous (under the skin). Young lambs and kids use the loose skin folds inside the front flanks.

Goats - Front flanks, loose skin over the rib cage, or the back of the neck.

Mature Sheep - Front flanks or the back of the neck.

Needle Size - Lambs and kids 18 or 20 gauge X 1/2" or 3/4".

Mature Animals - 18 gauge X 3/4" or 1". 16 gauge for heavy oil based vaccines.