• What is Pinkeye?
• Economic cost
• Predisposing factors
• Clinical signs
• Treatment
• Prevention

• Mode of action
• Dose rate & administration
• Vaccination schedule
• Efficacy & safety
• Cross-reactivity
• Why vaccinate?
• OH&S
• Product lnformation

Dose rate & administration

• A single 2ml dose is given by subcutaneous or intramuscular injection to all
   classes of cattle. For practicality, subcutaneous injection is recommended

- The mineral oil adjuvant acts as a depot at the local and regional    lymph nodes


- Prolonged antigenic exposure stimulates a primary and secondary    response with one injection, so a secondary booster vaccination is    not required

• Inject into the side of the anterior third of the neck

• Animals should be vaccinated 3-6 weeks before the onset of the
   expected pinkeye season

• Annual revaccination is recommended

• Calves as young as 1 week of age can be vaccinated

• Piliguard is recommended to be administered with the Instrument Supplies 2mL    Ultimate BMV Vaccinator


                                   


• 15mm x 16 gauge needles are recommended