Fr. Dr. Vacc.

AVI IBD Inter

Generic Drug: Infectious Bursal Disease Vaccine

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Composition: AVI IBD Inter contains the LIBVD strain of Infectious Bursal Disease virus in live, freeze-dried form

Drug Class: Vaccine

Manufacturer: Navana Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Basic information

Generic Drug

Infectious Bursal Disease Vaccine

Route of Administration

Nasal/Ocular/Oral

Strength / Concentration

Infectious Bursal Disease Virus LIBVD strain /vial

Presentation and price

1000 Doses

Taka

500 Doses

Taka

Dose and dosage

Poultry

For birds descending from a non-vaccinated parent flock :

Broilers should be vaccinated at day 10-14 and day 16-20. Pullets should be vaccinated at day 18 and day 24.

For birds descending from a vaccinated parent flock : week 3 for broilers and week 3 and 4 for pullets. The exact date of vaccination can be determined by checking maternal derived antibodies level.

Drinking water method:

Dissolve the vaccine in the water. The volume of the water depends on the age of the birds.

Age Min. 10 - 14 days - amount of water/1000 birds 10 - 15 litres

3 - 8 weeks - 25 - 30 litres

Over 8 weeks - 40 litres.

To ensure a rapid intake of the vaccine solution, withhold water supply 30-90 minutes. Chlorine, fluorine, iron and other elements present in the drinking water can affect the virus content of the vaccine. For stabilization of the vaccine, it is recommended to dissolve 2.5 g of skimmed milk powder per litre of drinking water prior to the addition of the vaccine or 15 mg of sodium thiosulfate per litre of water. Always give one dose per bird.

Applications:
  • Infectious Bursal Disease(Gumboro)
Indication Notes:

For the active immunization of healthy chickens and other poultry against Infectious Bursal Disease (Gumboro).



Avoid In:

N/A

Contraindication Notes:

This vaccine is not recommended for the chicks that are clinically sick or under conditions of severe stress. Sick or weak chickens will not develop adequate immunity following vaccination.

This vaccine is generally well tolerated.



Satisfactory protection can be achieved only in healthy chicken. Always round the number of doses same or up (e.g. 1000 doses for 1000 chicken), do not stretch the doses. All the chicken in the flock must be vaccinated at the same time. Administer the vaccine during the coolest time of the day. Dispose off all opened vaccine vials remaining after vaccination. Do not refreeze the reconstituted vaccine. Improper storage or handling of the vaccine may result in loss of potency and efficacy.

Protect from light, store at +2 degree C to +8 degree C and do not freeze. Keep out of the reach of children. Diluent should be refrigerated before use.