Bovilis J-5 250 mL (50 Doses)

For the vaccination of healthy dairy cows and heifers as an aid in reducing coliform mastitis due to Escherichia coli bacteria. This killed vaccine; contains cultures of the J-5 strain of Escherichia coli bacteria. Unvaccinated animals contracting coliform mastitis may experience abortions, loss of milk production in the affected quarter and it can be life threating. Formulated with high antigen content and quality for maximum effectiveness. Gram-negative infections from bacteria like Escherichia coli cause mastitis that leads to milk loss, culling and death. BOVILIS J-5 is a Gram-negative core-antigen vaccine that aids in the reduction of mastitis due to E. coli – with the lowest level of endotoxins to minimize potential side effects.

Bovilis J-5 is low in endotoxin and the only brand with the endotoxin level printed on the bottle to assure you of the product&rsquos safety. This product is intended for use in healthy dairy cattle as an aid in the reduction of mastitis due to Escherichia coli. To use, shake well and administer a 5 mL dose SQ. Three doses are recommended at four to six week intervals. Do not vaccinate within 2 weeks of parturition.

Cows: Administer 5 ml SubQ. Three doses are recommended at four to six week intervals. Do not vaccinate within two weeks of parturition.

Bovilis J-5 250 mL (50 Doses) Highlights:

• SKU: 15977
• Manufacturer: Merck Animal Health
• Keep refrigerated. Do not freeze.
• 60-day slaughter withdrawal.
• Prevents coliform mastitis as well, or better than, comparable products.
• Safe in all stages of lactation; will not cause a drop in milk production.
• Provides excellent immune response with minimal site reaction.
• Do not vaccinate within two weeks before or after parturition (birth).
• This product contains oil adjuvant. In the event of accidental self injection, seek medical attention immediately.
• Safer, economically priced and provides exceptional effectiveness in both field and intramammary challenge studies compared to other products.
• Efficacy of this vaccine has been tested in commercial dairies; however, response to any vaccine is dependent upon the environmental challenge and immune function of the animal.