CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Methods and precautions for inoculating sow diarrhea triple vaccine

Sow diarrhea is a common disease that causes great economic losses to the pig farming industry. In order to prevent and control sow diarrhea, farmers need to vaccinate sows with the diarrhea triple vaccine in a timely manner. Next, we will introduce you to the injection method of the sow diarrhea triple vaccine and related precautions.

What is the triple vaccine for sow diarrhea?

The sow diarrhea trivalent vaccine is a vaccine against sow diarrhea pathogens, including multiple components such as live transmissible gastroenteritis virus vaccine, inactivated gastroenteritis Vibrio mixed vaccine and bacillary dysentery vaccine. This trivalent vaccine can provide sufficient immune protection and reduce the incidence of sow diarrhea.

How to give sows the triple diarrhea vaccine?

First, we need to clarify the onset of bacillary dysentery, which is usually 3-7 days after the piglets are weaned. During this period, we need to inject the diarrhea triple vaccine into the sow to ensure that the piglets can obtain adequate immune protection. The specific operations are as follows:

1. Before vaccination, ensure that the vaccine is stored in appropriate conditions and is within its shelf life.
2. Refrigerate the vaccine and avoid direct sunlight and high temperatures.
3. Before injection, take the vaccine out of the refrigerator and allow it to warm up to room temperature to avoid causing discomfort to the sow during the injection.
4. Using a sterile syringe and needle, inject the diarrhea triple vaccine subcutaneously or into the muscle tissue of the sow's neck.
5. The dose injected into each sow is determined according to the product instructions.

Precautions after vaccination

After vaccinating sows with the diarrhea triple vaccine, we need to pay attention to the following matters:

• After vaccination, sows need to maintain a good breeding environment and nutrition to avoid infection with other diseases.
• Regularly observe whether the vaccinated sows show any discomfort symptoms, such as fever, loss of appetite, etc., and take appropriate treatment measures in time.
• Check the sow's stool and behavior regularly to see if anything unusual is occurring.

Conclusion

Sow diarrhea is a common problem in the breeding industry, but the occurrence of sow diarrhea can be effectively prevented and controlled by vaccinating with the diarrhea triple vaccine. The correct vaccination method and precautions can not only improve the effectiveness of the vaccine, but also ensure the health of the sow. I hope this article can help you.