1. Vax Protocal:

Dogs-
primary= rabies and DHPP
(distemper, hepatitis or adenovirus, parinfluenza, parvovirus)
secondary = bordetella, Leptospirosis, corona-virus, coccidia, rattlesnake, west nile virus
start DHPP at 6-8 weeks of age. Booster every 3-4 weeks until 12-16 weeks of age. Rabies can be given at 12-16 weeks (preferably 16 weeks). Vax as instructed by manufacturer for optional vaccines.

Cats-
Primary= Rabies and FVRCP
(Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis or upper respiratory or herpes, Calicivirus, panleukopenia or feline parvovirus)
secondary= FeLv or leukemia
Give FVRCP at 8-9 weeks of age. Booster every 3-4 weeks until 12-16 weeks. Rabies can be given 12-16 weeks of age-preferably 16 weeks. FeLv needs one booster in 3-4 weeks.
sample:
8 12 16
DHPP/FVRCP DHPP/FVRCP DHPP/FVRCP
bord/feLv bord/feLv
rabies
-If H.S./breeder starts early, more vx given every 3-4 wks until 12-16 weeks of age
-the exact weeks can be off a little, just booster Q3-4 wks apart
-rabies OK 12-16 wks, later is better

Other Species Vax:

equine- rabies
-Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) and Coggins Test
-Equine Herpesvirus=vax Q6 mo (Equine Rhinonemonitis caused by Herpes Type 1 and 4)
-Equine Influenza vax x3 inj
-Equine Viral Arteritis = stallions get live vax; mare get killed vax
-West Nile Virus

bovine-(inactivated) rabies vax yrly
-bovine coronavirus–vax dam mid-late gestation; ensure colostrum
-bovine adenovirus–ensure colostrum; killed or live vax 2-3 wks before stressful moves
-bovine herpesvirus–vax 3-4 mo then in 3 wks booster with inactivated.
-bovine viral dirrhoea virus–environmental control and testing are best prevention.
–Maternal vax; then inactivated vax at 3-6 mo of age
-optional Rift Valley Fever–modified live vax in nonpregnant animals–causes abortion.
-optional bluetongue virus killed vax

porcine- rabies
-Encephelomyocarditis–inactivated IM vax and rodent control.
-Japanese Encephalitis Virus–live vax and insect control.
-Porcine Parvovirus–live attenuated vax in U.S.
-Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome–killed and live vax
-Vesicular Stomatitis Virus–vax being developed for U.S.

ovine-rabies
-Bluetongue Virus–killed vax safer than live.
-Capripox–vax
-Orf–annual vax of ewes prior to parturition; vax of lambs in an outbreak.
-Louping III–maternal vax of inactivated in late gestation; vax lambs at 4 mo.
-Rift Valley Fever–live vax for non-preg animals; modified live during gestation. Mosquito control.
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