Equine & Livestock Product & Promotions Guide

April 2021

Animal Health Solution - a Henry Schein Animal Health magazine for veterinary professionals

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Diagnostic blood tests include: Preventive management techniques: Reduce or eliminate standing or stagnant water accumulation Keep horses in barn from dusk until dawn to prevent bites Setting mosquito traps Oscillating air with fans Remove organic debris Apply topical mosquito repellents approved for horses Vaccination recommended as core vaccine for all horses in North America Plaque reduction neutralization (PRNT) Virus neutralization Hemagglutination inhibition Complement fixation ELISA Antigen (IgM and IgG) capture ELISA Risk of exposure and geographic distribution varies yearly. Therefore, all horses in North America are recommended for immunization. Types of vaccines and AAEP recommended administration guidelines: INACTIVATED WHOLE VIRUS VACCINE Primary series of 2 doses to previously unvaccinated horses, with 4-6 week interval between doses Revaccinate in one year INACTIVATED FLAVIVIRUS CHIMERA VACCINE Primary series of 2 doses to previously unvaccinated horses, with 3-4 week interval between doses Revaccinate in one year RECOMBINANT CANARYPOX VECTOR VACCINE Primary series of 2 doses to previously unvaccinated horses, with 4-6 week interval between doses Revaccinate in one year Benefits of working with your vet to administer vaccines: SOURCES https://aaep.org/guidelines/vaccination-guidelines/core-vaccination-guidelines | https://aaep.org/horsehealth/west-nile-virus-vaccination-guidelines https://www.merckvetmanual.com/management-and-nutrition/health-management-interaction-horses/vaccination-program-for-horses https://www.bi-vetmedica.com/species/equine/resources/vaccinating_yourhorse.html | https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/more-clients-vaccinating-own-horses/ © 2019 Covetrus. All Rights Reserved. No copying without permission. Not responsible for typographical errors. Lit. No. 19EQLS82 (03/2019) You'll know the vaccines have been properly stored and handled to maintain efficacy Vets are apprised of the safest vaccination schedules Vets are more experienced with safe injection techniques to minimize side effects Vets can effectively monitor and treat any reactions or side effects

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