Cavalry 9 Cattle Vaccine, 10dose/20ml

Cavalry 9 Cattle Vaccine, 10dose/20ml

Cavalry 9 Cattle Vaccine (10 dose / 20 mL) is a 9-way clostridial vaccine formulated to help protect healthy cattle against major clostridial diseases including tetanus, blackleg, malignant edema, black disease, red water, gas-gangrene, and enterotoxemia. It targets disease caused by Clostridium chauvoei, C. septicum, C. haemolyticum, C. novyi, C. sordellii, C. tetani, and C. perfringens Types C & D—because clostridial problems move fast, and your response plan should, too.

Country of Origin
Varies by production batch

Key Features / Specifications

• Product Type: Clostridial cattle vaccine (9-way)
• Size / Supply: 20 mL bottle (10 doses)
• Indications: Vaccination of healthy cattle against disease caused by:
  • C. chauvoei (blackleg)
  • C. septicum (malignant edema)
  • C. haemolyticum (red water)
  • C. novyi (black disease)
  • C. sordellii
  • C. tetani (tetanus)
  • C. perfringens Types C & D (enterotoxemia)
• Duration of Immunity: Not established
• Type B Note: Immunity to C. perfringens Type B is derived from a combination of Type C (beta) and Type D (epsilon) fractions
• Dose / Administration: 2 mL subcutaneous, followed by 2 mL in 3 weeks
• Calf Series Note: Calves vaccinated at 3–6 months should receive a 3rd vaccination with this vaccine or another containing C. perfringens Type D epsilon toxoid
• Preservatives: Contains gentamicin and thimerosal
• Storage: Store at 2°–8°C (35°–46°F); do not freeze
• Handling: Use entire contents when first opened; do not mix with other products
• Slaughter Withdrawal: Do not vaccinate within 21 days before slaughter
• Pregnancy: Not tested in pregnant animals
• Warnings: Anaphylactoid reactions may occur; antidote: epinephrine
• Safety: FOR ANIMAL USE ONLY (in case of human exposure, contact a physician)

Ideal For

• Herd health programs needing broad protection from multiple clostridial diseases
• Producers managing risk of blackleg, tetanus, enterotoxemia, and related clostridial conditions
• Calf vaccination protocols where a 2-dose series (and potential 3rd dose at 3–6 months) is recommended by a veterinarian
• Operations that want clear storage/handling guidance for cold-chain livestock vaccines