Description

IBD Vaccine

IBD vaccine is a prophylactic regimen containing the intermediate strain of infectious bursal disease (IBD) virus. This vaccine is presented in freeze-dried form packed in vials and is generally well-tolerated by poultry birds.

• By well-tolerated, we mean the vaccine will not damage the bursa, will not impair the immune response, and will not cause significant vaccinal side effects.
• This vaccine protects against infectious bursal disease, a disease that causes morbidity and mortality in poultry birds.
• This product comes in 1000-dose per vial.
• Store this vaccine in a refrigerator or cold chain at 2⁰C up to  8⁰C.

IBD Vaccine: Reconstitution

• Store the diluent in the refrigerator overnight to chill before use.
• Reconstitute by drawing a small quantity of diluent using a sterile syringe and then transferring this diluent into the freeze-dried vaccine vial.
• Allow the pellet to dissolve completely with diluent, gently shake the vaccine vial, and then transfer it to the diluent bottle.
• Rinse the vaccine vial twice with the diluent in a similar manner.
• Reconstituted vaccine should be stored in ice and used completely within one hour.
• Ensure to follow strict aseptic techniques during reconstitution.

Precautions to take

• This vaccine is not recommended for those birds which are clinically sick or under conditions of severe stress. Vaccinate only healthy birds
• Do not rehydrate vaccine until ready for use
• Use entire contents of the vial when first opened
• Burn all used vials and unused contents
• Do not vaccinate within 21 days before slaughter
• Keep vaccine in an ice bath during the entire vaccination period
• Reconstituted vaccine should be used immediately
• Do not use chemical disinfectants for sterilization
• For veterinary use only