PRRS Free Killed Vaccine Subunit - 100ml/50 Dose

🐖 PRRS Free Killed Vaccine Subunit – 100ml/50 Dose

Protect your herd from Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) with this veterinary-grade killed vaccine. Formulated to reduce viral shedding, improve reproductive performance, and minimize respiratory disease in breeding and growing swine.

Key Features / Benefits:

• ✔ Provides immunity against PRRS virus
• ✔ Reduces reproductive losses and respiratory symptoms
• ✔ Killed (inactivated) vaccine – safe for pregnant sows and gilts
• ✔ Subunit formulation for targeted immune response
• ✔ Suitable for breeding stock and growing pigs
• ✔ Trusted by swine veterinarians and commercial farms

Specifications:

• Content: 100ml per bottle (50 doses)
• Type: Killed (inactivated) subunit vaccine
• Target: Swine (pigs, sows, gilts, boars)
• Dosage: 2ml per dose (intramuscular injection)
• Storage: Store at 2-8°C, protect from light and freezing
• Shelf life: Check expiration date on label

How to Use:

1. Shake well before use
2. Administer 2ml per animal via intramuscular injection
3. Primary vaccination: 2 doses, 3-4 weeks apart
4. Booster: As recommended by your veterinarian (typically every 6 months)
5. Use sterile needles and syringes for each animal
6. Follow proper biosecurity and injection site protocols

Product Inclusions:

1 bottle (100ml) of PRRS Free Killed Vaccine Subunit – sufficient for 50 doses

Who It's For:

Commercial swine producers, backyard hog raisers, breeding farms, farrow-to-finish operations, and veterinary clinics managing PRRS control programs.

Warnings / Reminders:

• ⚠ For animal use only – administer under veterinary supervision
• ⚠ Do not vaccinate sick or stressed animals
• ⚠ Observe withdrawal period if applicable (consult your veterinarian)
• ⚠ Keep refrigerated at all times – do not freeze
• ⚠ Dispose of used needles and syringes properly
• ⚠ Not for human use

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