VACCINES

PASTEURELLA HAEMOLYTICA-MULTOCIDA BACTERIN (COLORADO SERUM)
CATTLE - SHEEP - GOATS

BOVI-SERA (TM) SERUM ANTIBODIES (COLORADO SERUM)
"FOR USE ON CATTLE, SHEEP & GOATS ONLY"

For use as an aid in prevention and treatment of scours
pyogenes, Escherichia coli (including K-99), Pasteurella
haemolytica, Pasteurella multocida, and Salmonella     
typhimurium. Prevention: calves: 20-40 ML, Sheep: 10 to
15ML as soon after birth as possible For treatment:    
Calves: 40 to 100ML & Sheep 20 to 40 ML.                

CASE-BAC  (TM) (Colorado Serum)    "FOR USE ON SHEEP ONLY"

CASEOS LYMPHADENITIS BACTERIN-TOXOID
"FOR USE IN SHEEP ONLY"
For use in healthy sheep to aid in the prevention and
control of Caseus Lymphadenitis.  Inject 2 ML SQ, then
repeat 4 weeks later.  Annual booster recommended.    

PRECAUTIONS:  Do not vaccinate within 21 days before slaughter.
If anaphylaxis (Shock) occurs, administer adrenaline or       
equivalent.  Use entire contents when vial is first opened.    

CASEOUS D-T (TM) (Colorado Serum)    "FOR USE ON SHEEP ONLY"

CLOSTRIDIUM TETANI-PERFRINGENS TYPE D-CORYNEBACTERIUM
PASUDOTUBERCULOSIS BACTERIN-TOXOID
"FOR USE ON SHEEP ONLY"

This product, when administered to healthy sheep according   
to label directions, will aid in the prevention against (1)  
Clostridium perfringens Type D, (2) Toxemia caused by        
Clostridium Tetani, and (3) Caseus Lymphadenitis associated  
with Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis.  Store in dark at   
2 degrees to 7 degrees C. (40 degrees F.) DO NOT FREEZE.      

WHEN TO VACCINATE - Entire flock should be vaccinated prior  
to exposure.  Little or no benefit can be expected from      
vaccinating animals that already have Caseous Lymphadenitis. 
Those showing infection should be immediately culled and     
disposed of or isolated.                                      

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION  - shake thoroughly to resuspend   
precipitate.  Aseptically inject 2 ML subcutaneously (Axillary
space).Repeat 2 ML dose 4 weeks later (opposite axillary     
 space). Administer "Booster" 2 ML dose Annually.               

CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGES TYPE C & D - TETANUS TOXOID
(OVEREATING DISEASE) CATTLE - SHEEP - GOATS - SWINE

CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGES TYPES C & D TOXOID
(OVEREATING DESEASE)
CATTLE - SHEEP - GOATS - SWINE

Purified formalin detoxified filtrates of highly toxic        
cultures of Cl. perfringens Types C & D Micro-organisms.      
Type B immunity is derived form combination of Type C (bets)  
and type D (epsilon) fractions. Product is recommended for    
vaccination of healthy cattle, sheep and goats as an aid in   
the prevention of enterotoxemia caused by clostridium         
perfringens Types C and D and for the vaccination of healthy  
swine for the prevention of enterotoxemia caused by           
Clostridium perfringens Type C. Store in dark at 2 to 7 C.    
Do not freeze.                                                 

WHEN TO VACCINATE - Vaccinate sufficiently in advance of feeding
concentrated rations to provide a minimum of 2 weeks after 2nd 
dose
for adequate immunity to develop.

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION - Shake well before injecting 2 ML  
subcutaneously or intramuscularly. Repeat full dose in 3 to   
4 weeks.

PRECAUTIONS - Do not vaccinate within 21 days before          
slaughter.  If anaphylaxis (shock) occurs, administer         
adrenaline or equivalent.  Use entire contents when           
vial is first opened.                                          

CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS TYPES C & D  ANTI-TOXIN (COLORADO SERUM)
"USE WHEN THEY ARE FIRST BORN AND HIT THE GROUND"
CATTLE - SHEEP - GOATS - SWINE

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION - SHAKE WELL - use aseptic         
subcutaneous injection of the following doses for prevention:

Suckling Lambs, goats and pigs               5 ML
Suckling Calves, Feeder Lambs and Pigs      10 ML
Feeder Calves and Cattle                    15 ML

250 ML     (Use above recommendations)          $ 25.45
 

OVINE ECTHYMA VACCINE
(SORE MOUTH)
SHEEP - GOATS

VACCINE -  A live virus of tissue culture origin with    
penicillin and streptomycin as preservative.  Package    
contains a vial of dried vaccine, a vial of rehydrating  
sterile diluent, and a scarifying applicator.  Store in  
the dark at 2 to 7 C.

WHEN TO VACCINATE -  Vaccinate each new lamb and kid crop
because dried scabs retain infective virus resistant to  
heat and cold and can survive from year to year. exposure
to infection can occur during shipping.  Vaccinate range 
lambs at least 10 days before shipment to feed lots to   
prevent rapid spread of the disease after arrival. In    
outbreaks  vaccination of infected animals tends to      
shorten the course of the disease.                        

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION -  With notched handle of     
applicator,scarify at least 1 sq. inch of skin inside   
 of flank or other wool free area.  Scratch enough to     
 roughen skin but not deep enough to cause bleeding.      
 Apply vaccine to scarified area by dipping brush         
into vaccine vial or by placing a drop of vaccine       
 on area and brush vigorously.  Reddening and slight      
 swelling of administration site will be observed         
 in a few days.  The raised area will rupture and scab    
 over  representing a "take" or successful vaccination.   
  Scabs will dry and fall off in about 3 weeks.              

PRECAUTIONS - Do not vaccinate within 21 days before    
slaughter nor with 24 hours of dipping or spraying. Do  
 not use alcohol or chemical disinfectants to sterilize   
equipment. Sterilize by boiling in water several minutes.
  Use brushes and scarifiers only in a single flock. Use    
 entire contents when vial is first opened. Burn container
and all unused contents.                                 

ACCIDENTAL HUMAN EXPOSURE -  Accidental human infection 
most often results in lesions on hand and arms - usually
not serious. Precautions should be taken - wear rubber  
 gloves.
  100 Doses                    $ 22.95   

TETANUS TOXID (Colorado Serum) - Unconcentrated

For establishing active immunity against tetanus.  Sheep &
Swine: 2 doses of 1 ml IM each 30 days apart.  Cattle &  
Horses: at least 2 doses of 10 ml each 30 days apart.    

10 X 1 ML                    $  1.60 ea
10 ML          10 doses      $ 11.50

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