- Trade Name:
- Antravac
- International Nonproprietary Name (INN):
- Live dry vaccine against anthrax in animals from strain 55-VNIIVViM
- Active substances (strains):
- Spores of a live, encapsulated culture of the attenuated vaccine strain 55-VNIIVViM of Bacillus anthracis. The number of live spores in the vaccine for subcutaneous use is 20.0-24.0 million/cm³, and for intradermal injection is 100.0-120.0 million/cm³
- Dosage form:
- Lyophilisate for preparation of an injection suspension
- Packaging:
- Glass or polypropylene vials of 2 cm³ (50 to 150 doses); 3 cm³ (250 to 300 doses) in glass or polypropylene vials, sealed with rubber caps reinforced with aluminum caps, and in ampoules of 2 cm³ (50 to 100 doses); 3 cm³ (100 to 150 doses)
- Target animal species:
- All farm animals
- Indications for use:
- The vaccine is intended for the prevention of anthrax
- Vaccination scheme:
- Adult animals that have not been previously immunized are vaccinated once, while young animals are vaccinated twice at six-month intervals. Adult animals are revaccinated annually once at the dosage specified in the table below
- Storage condition:
- In a dark place at a temperature of +2…+8°C
- Shelf life:
- 24 months
- EAN-13:
- 4612735120340
- GTIN:
- 04603721425051
Dosage
| Species | Injection site | Dose (cm³) |
|---|---|---|
| Subcutaneously | ||
| Sheep and goats (meat and wool breeds) | The area of the back third of the neck or the inner surface of the thigh | 0.5 |
| Dairy goats | The area of the back third of the neck or the inner surface of the thigh | 0.3 |
| Cattle, deer, camels, horses, and donkeys | Area of the posterior third of the neck | 1.0 |
| Pigs | The area on the inside of the thigh or behind the ear | 1.0 |
| Fur-bearing animals | The inner thigh area or the tail mirror | 0.5 |
| Intradermal | ||
| Cattle, deer, and camels | Hairless area of the perineum | 0.2 |
| Horses and donkeys | Area of the posterior third of the neck | 0.2 |
| Pigs | Behind the ear | 0.2 |
| Sheep and Fur-bearing animals | Tail mirror | 0.1 |
Documents
- Official instruction
- Certificates
- Recommendations
- Links
The current instructions for use the vaccine have been officially approved on
Isolation of vaccinated animals
Animals that are new to the farm are not allowed in the general herd for 14 days after vaccination to prevent potential risks and ensure the safety of the entire herd.
Animals that are new to the farm are not allowed in the general herd for 14 days after vaccination to prevent potential risks and ensure the safety of the entire herd.