• 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

Why vaccinate?

Vaccination has a number of advantages over current treatment methods for pinkeye:


• Vaccination reduces the incidence and severity of the disease, reducing    individual animal suffering and production losses


• Pinkeye is often well advanced before animals are treated and as such animals    often don’t respond well to treatment


• Vaccination reduces the need for antibiotics and therefore reduces the risk of    bacterial resistance or residues


• Vaccination can be administered at convenient times (e.g drenching, calf    marking) when animals are being mustered


• Vaccination reduces the need for yarding cattle in hot, dusty conditions to treat    affected animals, thus reducing risk of further spread of pinkeye