Immunization and prevention methods for bovine anthrax and tetanus
Immunization and prevention of bovine anthrax and tetanus
In areas threatened by anthrax, use it and vaccinate once each year in spring and autumn with avirulent anthrax spore vaccine. Cattle over 12 months of age receive a subcutaneous injection of 1 ml, and cattle under 12 months of age receive a subcutaneous injection of 0.5 ml. Immunity develops 14 days after injection, and the immune period is 12 months.
Tetanus immunization. Inject refined tetanus toxoid subcutaneously once regularly each year; cattle under 12 months of age receive 0.5 ml, and cattle over 12 months of age receive 1 ml. Immunity develops 1 month after vaccination, and the immune period is 1 year.
Tetanus immunization. Inject refined tetanus toxoid subcutaneously once regularly each year; cattle under 12 months of age receive 0.5 ml, and cattle over 12 months of age receive 1 ml. Immunity develops 1 month after vaccination, and the immune period is 1 year.