Enviracor J-5 (Canada)
This page contains information on Enviracor J-5 for veterinary use.The information provided typically includes the following:
- Enviracor J-5 Indications
- Warnings and cautions for Enviracor J-5
- Direction and dosage information for Enviracor J-5
Enviracor J-5
This treatment applies to the following species:Escherichia Coli Bacterin J-5 Strain
For veterinary use only
Enviracor® J-5 Bacterin is recommended for use in healthy dairy cattle as an aid in the control of clinical signs associated with E. coli mastitis. For effective mastitis control this product should be used in conjunction with acceptable good management practices.
Directions
Shake well. Three doses are required. Administer each 5-mL dose subcutaneously in the neck, using aseptic technique. Vaccinate cows or heifers at both 7 and 8 months of gestation followed by the third dose within two weeks postpartum. Use entire contents when first opened.Precautions
Store at 2°-7° C. Do not freeze. No milk discard is required. Do not vaccinate within 60 days before slaughter. Local swelling occasionally occurs and may persist at the injection site. In case of anaphylactoid reactions, epinephrine should be administered immediately.®Registered trade-mark of Pharmacia & Upjohn Company LLC; Pfizer Canada Inc. licensee.
For technical assistance 1-800-461-0917.
U.S. Vet Licence No. 357
Manufactured by: PHL Associates, Inc., Davis, CA USA 95616
Distributed in Canada by: Pfizer Animal Health, Pfizer Canada Inc., Kirkland QC H9J 2M5
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20 doses |
100 mL |
1624013 |
Nac No.
1198284317,300 TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY, KIRKLAND, QC, H9J 2M5
| Order Desk: | 800-663-8888 | |
| Technical Services Canada: | 800-461-0917 | |
| Technical Services USA: | 800-366-5288 | |
| Website: | www.zoetis.ca |
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