Detailed Explanation of Rabbit Immunization Programs: Vaccination Timing and Methods
Rabbit Immunization Programs
Please, everyone, help me find a rabbit immunization program.
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It seems that each farm has its own different approach, and there probably isn't a universal immunization program. However, everyone can post their own immunization programs for reference. That would be great.
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25 days of age: E. coli multivalent inactivated vaccine 2ml, subcutaneous injection;
30 days of age: Pasteurella and Bordetella bivalent vaccine;
35 days of age: Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 1ml, subcutaneous injection;
40 days of age: Clostridium welchii inactivated vaccine 2ml, subcutaneous injection;
55 days of age: Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 2ml, subcutaneous injection.
The above is our immunization program. We are not sure whether it is reasonable. Please give us your advice.
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What should be noted is that the immunization schedule for rabbit hemorrhagic disease vaccine is not fixed. It can be slightly advanced or delayed by a few days according to the antibody levels of the rabbits. This way the immunization effect will be better.
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Rabbit E. coli vaccination can also be advanced by a few days, and rabbit Clostridium welchii vaccination can also be given after two months. Clostridium welchii disease is mainly prevented through feeding management; the vaccine does not play a very big role, but if vaccinated, it can reduce losses when this disease occurs in the future, so it should still be vaccinated.
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Thank you everyone/
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You can refer to this! But my rabbit farm's immunization program is not that complicated, because we can't buy that many vaccines here.
Rabbit diseases should focus on prevention. For major infectious diseases, immunization or drug prophylaxis must be carried out. The following program is proposed for reference.
1. Establishment of immunity in young and growing rabbits
25-28 days of age E. coli multivalent inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
30-35 days of age Pasteurella and Bordetella bivalent inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
or Pasteurella inactivated vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
40-45 days of age Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
50-55 days of age Clostridium welchii inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
60-65 days of age Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
or other combined vaccines containing rabbit hemorrhagic disease vaccine used according to instructions
2. Immunization program for young and adult rabbits
Prevention method: twice or three times a year, all young and adult rabbits on hand are fully immunized by injection. Various vaccines
should be injected at intervals of at least 3-5 days.
Main diseases: rabbit hemorrhagic disease, Pasteurella disease, Clostridium welchii disease, Bordetella disease, E. coli disease, staphylococcus disease, Salmonella
disease, etc.
Vaccine types: single vaccine, bivalent vaccine, trivalent vaccine are all acceptable.
Breeding does: for rabbit hemorrhagic disease prevention, use double the dose of rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine, which helps young rabbits obtain higher levels of maternal antibodies. Other
disease prevention is the same as above.
Stud bucks, etc.: use the normal dose of vaccine.
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Product name Specifications (ml) Doses Use and method.
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Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit hemorrhagic disease. Inject once every 6 months. For emergency prevention, use 3-4 times the dose.
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Rabbit and poultry Pasteurella multocida 40 20 40 20 Prevents Pasteurella disease in rabbits and poultry. Inject once every 4-6 months.
disease inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit Clostridium perfringens 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit Clostridium perfringens disease. Inject once every 5-6 months.
disease (type A) inactivated vaccine
(Clostridium welchii disease type A)
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Rabbit Bordetella disease 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit Bordetella disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit E. coli disease 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit E. coli disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
multivalent inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit staphylococcus disease 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit staphylococcus disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit Salmonella 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit Salmonella disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
disease inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit hemorrhagic disease and Pasteurella 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit hemorrhagic disease and Pasteurella disease. Inject once every 5-6 months.
disease bivalent inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit Pasteurella and Bor
detella disease bivalent 40 20 40 20 Prevents Pasteurella and Bordetella disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit hemorrhagic disease, Pasteurella and
Clostridium welchii disease trivalent 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit hemorrhagic disease, Pasteurella disease, and Clostridium welchii disease. Inject once every 5-6 months.
combined inactivated vaccine Suitable for secondary immunization.
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The immunization program from the friend above is very professional!!
If you could organize it a bit, it would be easier to read!!
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21 days: use Bordetella + E. coli bivalent propolis inactivated vaccine
30 days: use Bordetella + Pasteurella combined propolis inactivated vaccine (for coccidiosis prevention use Rabbit Qiu Jing 0.2ml)
40 days: use rabbit hemorrhagic disease single propolis inactivated vaccine
60 days: use rabbit trivalent or hemorrhagic disease and Pasteurella trivalent propolis inactivated vaccine
This is the program used at our rabbit farm, for everyone's reference only,
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This post is good, I also need information on this!
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Treat specific problems specifically, just don't space them too closely together, as that would cause too much stress.
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I was just needing information on this, thanks a lot
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It seems that each farm has its own different approach, and there probably isn't a universal immunization program. However, everyone can post their own immunization programs for reference. That would be great.
--------------------------------------
25 days of age: E. coli multivalent inactivated vaccine 2ml, subcutaneous injection;
30 days of age: Pasteurella and Bordetella bivalent vaccine;
35 days of age: Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 1ml, subcutaneous injection;
40 days of age: Clostridium welchii inactivated vaccine 2ml, subcutaneous injection;
55 days of age: Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 2ml, subcutaneous injection.
The above is our immunization program. We are not sure whether it is reasonable. Please give us your advice.
--------------------------------------
What should be noted is that the immunization schedule for rabbit hemorrhagic disease vaccine is not fixed. It can be slightly advanced or delayed by a few days according to the antibody levels of the rabbits. This way the immunization effect will be better.
--------------------------------------
Rabbit E. coli vaccination can also be advanced by a few days, and rabbit Clostridium welchii vaccination can also be given after two months. Clostridium welchii disease is mainly prevented through feeding management; the vaccine does not play a very big role, but if vaccinated, it can reduce losses when this disease occurs in the future, so it should still be vaccinated.
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Thank you everyone/
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You can refer to this! But my rabbit farm's immunization program is not that complicated, because we can't buy that many vaccines here.
Rabbit diseases should focus on prevention. For major infectious diseases, immunization or drug prophylaxis must be carried out. The following program is proposed for reference.
1. Establishment of immunity in young and growing rabbits
25-28 days of age E. coli multivalent inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
30-35 days of age Pasteurella and Bordetella bivalent inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
or Pasteurella inactivated vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
40-45 days of age Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
50-55 days of age Clostridium welchii inactivated vaccine 2 ml subcutaneous injection
60-65 days of age Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 1 ml subcutaneous injection
or other combined vaccines containing rabbit hemorrhagic disease vaccine used according to instructions
2. Immunization program for young and adult rabbits
Prevention method: twice or three times a year, all young and adult rabbits on hand are fully immunized by injection. Various vaccines
should be injected at intervals of at least 3-5 days.
Main diseases: rabbit hemorrhagic disease, Pasteurella disease, Clostridium welchii disease, Bordetella disease, E. coli disease, staphylococcus disease, Salmonella
disease, etc.
Vaccine types: single vaccine, bivalent vaccine, trivalent vaccine are all acceptable.
Breeding does: for rabbit hemorrhagic disease prevention, use double the dose of rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine, which helps young rabbits obtain higher levels of maternal antibodies. Other
disease prevention is the same as above.
Stud bucks, etc.: use the normal dose of vaccine.
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Product name Specifications (ml) Doses Use and method.
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Rabbit hemorrhagic disease inactivated vaccine 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit hemorrhagic disease. Inject once every 6 months. For emergency prevention, use 3-4 times the dose.
———————————————————————————————————————-------—
Rabbit and poultry Pasteurella multocida 40 20 40 20 Prevents Pasteurella disease in rabbits and poultry. Inject once every 4-6 months.
disease inactivated vaccine
———————————————————————————————————————----------
Rabbit Clostridium perfringens 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit Clostridium perfringens disease. Inject once every 5-6 months.
disease (type A) inactivated vaccine
(Clostridium welchii disease type A)
————————————————————————————————————————--------
Rabbit Bordetella disease 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit Bordetella disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
inactivated vaccine
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Rabbit E. coli disease 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit E. coli disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
multivalent inactivated vaccine
——————————————————————————————————————--------——
Rabbit staphylococcus disease 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit staphylococcus disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
inactivated vaccine
————————————————————————————————————————--------
Rabbit Salmonella 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit Salmonella disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
disease inactivated vaccine
————————————————————————————————————————--------
Rabbit hemorrhagic disease and Pasteurella 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit hemorrhagic disease and Pasteurella disease. Inject once every 5-6 months.
disease bivalent inactivated vaccine
———————————————————————————————————————--------—
Rabbit Pasteurella and Bor
detella disease bivalent 40 20 40 20 Prevents Pasteurella and Bordetella disease. Inject once every 4-6 months.
inactivated vaccine
————————————————————————————————————————--------
Rabbit hemorrhagic disease, Pasteurella and
Clostridium welchii disease trivalent 40 20 40 20 Prevents rabbit hemorrhagic disease, Pasteurella disease, and Clostridium welchii disease. Inject once every 5-6 months.
combined inactivated vaccine Suitable for secondary immunization.
[ This post was last edited by Fengyun Duba on 2007-6-12 10:11 ]Attachment: You need to log in to download or view attachments. No account? Register
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The immunization program from the friend above is very professional!!
If you could organize it a bit, it would be easier to read!!
--------------------------------------
21 days: use Bordetella + E. coli bivalent propolis inactivated vaccine
30 days: use Bordetella + Pasteurella combined propolis inactivated vaccine (for coccidiosis prevention use Rabbit Qiu Jing 0.2ml)
40 days: use rabbit hemorrhagic disease single propolis inactivated vaccine
60 days: use rabbit trivalent or hemorrhagic disease and Pasteurella trivalent propolis inactivated vaccine
This is the program used at our rabbit farm, for everyone's reference only,
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This post is good, I also need information on this!
--------------------------------------
Treat specific problems specifically, just don't space them too closely together, as that would cause too much stress.
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I was just needing information on this, thanks a lot