Newcastle-Bronchitis Vaccine for Chickens

Newcastle-Bronchitis Disease Vaccine, 10,000 Doses

B1 Type, B1 Strain, Mass. & Conn. Types

Newcastle-Bronchitis Disease Vaccine is a multivalent live-virus vaccine for healthy chickens to help protect against Newcastle disease and infectious bronchitis caused by Massachusetts and Connecticut serotypes. Formulated with Newcastle disease virus, B1 type, B1 strain, this vaccine is labeled for chickens 2 weeks of age and older when administered through drinking water. Spray administration is available for revaccination of healthy chickens 4 weeks of age and older.

Features & Benefits:

• Multiple-disease protection: Helps immunize chickens against Newcastle disease and infectious bronchitis.
• Live-virus vaccine: Contains Newcastle disease virus, B1 type, B1 strain, and infectious bronchitis virus, Massachusetts and Connecticut types.
• Flexible administration: Can be administered through drinking water or by spray for labeled uses.
• Age guidelines: Drinking-water administration for healthy chickens 2 weeks of age and older; spray revaccination for healthy chickens 4 weeks of age and older.
• Package size: 10,000 doses (1 Vial).

Directions for Drinking-Water Administration:

For healthy chickens 2 weeks of age and older. Each bird should receive one dose.

• Discontinue medications and sanitizing agents in drinking water 24 hours before vaccination and do not resume them until 24 hours after vaccination.
• Use cool, clean, non-chlorinated, non-medicated water. Do not use disinfectants to clean waterers.
• Provide enough clean waterers for approximately two-thirds of the birds to drink at once. Turn off automatic waterers and do not administer vaccine through medication tanks.
• Withhold water for 2 hours before vaccination when conditions allow. Do not withhold water during extremely hot weather.
• Rehydrate the vaccine according to the package insert, then mix thoroughly with the specified amount of water and dried milk, as directed by the label.
• Distribute the vaccine water evenly among clean waterers, keeping them out of direct sunlight. Make the vaccine mixture the birds’ only water source until it has been consumed.

Water Volume per 1,000 Doses:

Directions for Spray Administration:

Spray administration is labeled for revaccination of healthy chickens 4 weeks of age and older.

• Rehydrate the vaccine using cool, distilled water according to the product label.
• Add 100 mL of cool, distilled water per 1,000 doses and mix thoroughly.
• Apply 100 mL of prepared vaccine solution per 1,000 birds, ensuring each bird receives one dose.
• Use a sprayer that produces a fine, even mist. Direct the spray above the birds’ heads.
• Reduce air movement and turn off mechanical ventilation during spraying and for 20 minutes afterward, as directed by the label.
• Wear goggles and a face mask during application. Use a sprayer dedicated to live-virus vaccine administration.

Storage:

Store at 35–46°F (2–8°C). Do not use beyond the product label’s stated storage limits.

Withdrawal Period:

Do not vaccinate chickens within 21 days before slaughter.

Cautions and Warnings:

• Vaccinate only healthy chickens.
• When possible, vaccinate all susceptible birds on the premises at the same time.
• For 10–14 days after vaccination, avoid transferring vaccine particles on shoes, clothing, or equipment into areas containing unvaccinated birds.
• Use the entire contents of the vial when first opened.
• Inactivate unused vaccine before disposal. Do not mix with other products except as specified on the label.
• Newcastle disease vaccine virus may cause a mild, irritating eye infection in humans lasting approximately 3 days. Avoid contact with the eyes.
• In case of human exposure, contact a physician.
• Contains gentamicin as a preservative.

A Valid veterinarian prescription is required to purchase this item in the state of Minnesota. Please contact your veterinarian for a prescription.

All vaccines are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.