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IndicativeFMD62%
PPR81%
HS + BQ74%
Brucellosis38%
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FMD62%
PPR81%
HS + BQ74%
Brucellosis38%
Enterotoxaemia67%
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Canine Vaccination Schedule
Merck VM| Vaccine | Age / Interval | Route | Booster |
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| DHPPi CORE Distemper · Hepatitis · Parvovirus · PI | 6, 8, 12, 16 wks then 1 yr | SC · 1 mL | Every 3 yrs |
| Rabies CORE · ZOONOTIC | 12–16 wks, then 1 yr | IM/SC · 1 mL | Annual or 3-yearly |
| Leptospirosis L4 Non-core · Zoonotic | 8–12 wks + booster 4 wks | SC · 1 mL | Annual |
| Bordetella (Kennel Cough) Non-core | 8 wks+ | IN or IM | Annual |
| Canine Coronavirus (CCV) Non-core | 6–8 wks, q3–4 wks × 2 | SC · 1 mL | Annual |
Maternal antibody interference possible until 16 weeks. In high-risk areas, vaccinate at 6, 8, 12, and 16 weeks for complete seroconversion.
Feline Vaccination Schedule
Merck VM| Vaccine | Age / Interval | Route | Booster |
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| FVRCP (F3) CORE Panleucopaenia · Herpesvirus · Calicivirus | 6–8, 10–12, 14–16 wks | SC · 1 mL | Every 3 yrs |
| Rabies CORE · ZOONOTIC | 12 wks, then 1 yr | SC/IM · 1 mL | Annual or 3-yearly |
| FeLV Non-core · Outdoor | 8–9 wks + booster 3–4 wks | SC · 1 mL | Annual |
| Chlamydophila felis Non-core | 9 wks+ + booster | SC · 1 mL | Annual |
Feline injection-site sarcoma risk: use distal limb sites and non-adjuvanted vaccines where available. Document all injection locations.
Rabies — Post-Exposure Protocol
Zoonotic
Human PEP following bite by suspected rabid animal:
1. Irrigate wound immediately with soap and water for minimum 15 minutes
2. Apply 70% ethanol or povidone-iodine
3. Rabies immunoglobulin (RIG) at wound site + anti-rabies vaccine on Day 0
4. Vaccine on Days 3, 7, 14 (Day 28 if immunocompromised)
5. Notify CMO / public health authority immediately
Animal observation: Observe for 10 days. Progressive neurological signs → humane euthanasia and submit brain for FAT confirmation.
1. Irrigate wound immediately with soap and water for minimum 15 minutes
2. Apply 70% ethanol or povidone-iodine
3. Rabies immunoglobulin (RIG) at wound site + anti-rabies vaccine on Day 0
4. Vaccine on Days 3, 7, 14 (Day 28 if immunocompromised)
5. Notify CMO / public health authority immediately
Animal observation: Observe for 10 days. Progressive neurological signs → humane euthanasia and submit brain for FAT confirmation.
Broiler Vaccination Programme
Merck VM| Disease | Age | Vaccine | Route |
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| Marek's Disease CORE | Day 1 (hatchery) | HVT or Rispens live | SC · 0.2 mL |
| Newcastle Disease (NDV) CORE | Day 5–7 · Booster day 21 | Lasota live attenuated | Eye drop / water |
| Infectious Bronchitis (IBV) | Day 5–7 | H120 strain live | Eye drop / water |
| Gumboro (IBDV) | Day 14 · Booster day 21 | Intermediate live | Drinking water |
| Fowl Pox | 3–6 weeks | Live attenuated | Wing web stab |
Layer Vaccination Programme
Merck VM| Disease | Age | Vaccine | Route |
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| Marek's Disease | Day 1 (hatchery) | HVT + Rispens bivalent | SC · 0.2 mL |
| Newcastle (Ranikhet) | Day 5, 21, 8 wks, 16 wks | Lasota + Killed R2B booster | Eye drop → IM booster |
| Infectious Bronchitis | Day 5, 4–5 wks, 16 wks | H120 + Massachusetts | Eye drop / water |
| Gumboro (IBD) | 2–3 wks, booster 4 wks | Intermediate live | Drinking water |
| Egg Drop Syndrome (EDS-76) | 14–16 wks (pre-lay) | Killed oil-emulsion | IM · 0.5 mL |
| Avian Influenza ZOONOTIC | 3–4 wks, booster, then 6-monthly | Killed AI vaccine | SC/IM · 0.5 mL |
| Fowl Pox | 5–8 wks | Live attenuated | Wing web stab |
Critical Poultry Pathogens
Newcastle Disease (Ranikhet)
Most impactful poultry disease in India. Sudden mortality, torticollis, green diarrhoea, neurological signs. Notifiable. No treatment — prevention via Lasota vaccination every 2–3 months in endemic areas.
Gumboro (IBD)
Destroys bursa of Fabricius causing permanent immunosuppression. Affects chicks 3–6 weeks. Intermediate live vaccine in drinking water — timing critical due to maternal antibody interference.
Most impactful poultry disease in India. Sudden mortality, torticollis, green diarrhoea, neurological signs. Notifiable. No treatment — prevention via Lasota vaccination every 2–3 months in endemic areas.
Gumboro (IBD)
Destroys bursa of Fabricius causing permanent immunosuppression. Affects chicks 3–6 weeks. Intermediate live vaccine in drinking water — timing critical due to maternal antibody interference.
Avian Influenza (H5N1/H9N2)
Highly pathogenic — zoonotic. Sudden mass mortality. Notifiable. Do not enter premises without PPE (N95 + coverall + goggles). Report immediately to State Animal Husbandry Department.
Marek's Disease
Herpesvirus. Paralysis of limbs/wings, grey eye, visceral tumours. Hatchery vaccination only — maternal antibodies render post-hatch vaccination ineffective.
Highly pathogenic — zoonotic. Sudden mass mortality. Notifiable. Do not enter premises without PPE (N95 + coverall + goggles). Report immediately to State Animal Husbandry Department.
Marek's Disease
Herpesvirus. Paralysis of limbs/wings, grey eye, visceral tumours. Hatchery vaccination only — maternal antibodies render post-hatch vaccination ineffective.
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