• 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

Prevention

• Historically in Australia, prevention of pinkeye has centred on management
   factors to limit fly numbers and to limit the exposure of susceptible cattle to
   dusty conditions and infected animals. With the introduction of Piliguard these    husbandry factors are still important but the cattle producer has another
   weapon in the fight against pinkeye


• Vaccinate animals with Piliguard 3-6 weeks before the onset of the pinkeye season


• Use other management tools to control the spread of pinkeye in your herd:

- Fly control - Integrated Pest Management incorporating the use of   Coopers Easy-Dose


- Treat clinical cases early – this will decrease the number of infective   bacteria in the herd and limit spread


- Segregate affected animals and try to avoid yarding them in dry,   dusty conditions so as to minimise transmission to susceptible animals