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Vaccination Schedule for
Disease Age and
booster
Route Remarks Vaccines
available
Disease /
Vaccines
Age and booster doses Remarks Vaccines Disease Resource
Farm and Companion Animals
doses

HS and QB 6 months, re- 4 ml SC HS+BQ Tetanus toxoid 1st dose: 3-4 months; 2nd dose: 4-5 months; Administer during surgery Encevac TC-4 + VEE (3-way EEE, WEE & VEE, Tetanus and Merck; Pfizer (Ft
vaccinate annually VACCINE., Annual and wound treatment S. Sickness + Tet. + Flu); Influenza subtypes A1 and A2 Dodge)
BOVILIS HSBQ @5ml IM; Tetanus anti Fluvac Innovator 4 (2-way S.
toxin may be given Sickness + Tet + Flu)
FMD and HS 4 months, Booster 3 ml deep Sheep, Goat: 1ml RAKSHA BIOVAC @1500-3000 IU
Equiloid Innovator (2-way S. EEE, WEE and Tetanus Pfizer (Ft Dodge)
after 9 months; IM Influenza Inactivated injectable: 1st dose: 6 months; 2nd There are restrictions for Sickness + Tet)
revaccinate dose: 7 months; 3rd dose: 8 months; Annual pregnant mares, but not
annually Intranasal modified live virus: First dose: 11 open mares Fluvac Innovator 6 (3-way S. EEE, WEE & VEE, Influenza, Tetanus Pfizer (Ft Dodge)
months; Semi-annual Sickness + Tet. + Flu + Rhino) and Rhinopneumonitis (EHV-1 & EHV-4)
HS and QB 6 months, 3 ml SC RAKSHA HS+BQ
revaccinate Rhinopneumonitis 1st dose: 4-6 months; 2nd dose: 5-7 months; 3rd Fluvac Innovator EHV-4/1 Rhinopheumonitis and Influenza Pfizer (Ft Dodge);
annually (EHV-1 & EHV-4) dose: 6-8 months ; Annual (Rhino + Flu); Prestige II with Merck
Havlogen (Rhino + Flu)
West Nile 1st dose: 3-4 months; 2nd dose: 1 month later Usually given in the spring
FMD, HS and 4 months, Booster 3 ml deep Sheep, Goat: 1ml RAKSHA (plus 3rd dose at 6 months in areas at risk); or prior to mosquito Botvax-B Cl. botulinum Type B Neogen Corp
BQ after 9 months; IM TRIOVAC Annual season &/or bird migration
revaccinate risk in your area Equine Coli Endotox (E. coli) E. coli induced endotoxemia and Novartis Animal
annually diarrhea; Administer syringe contents Health
Equine 1st dose: 3-4 months; 2nd dose: 4-5 months; 3rd Usually given in the spring (10 ml) orally within 12 hours of birth
Resource: Indian Immunological Pvt. Ltd; Intervet India Pvt. Ltd; Encephalomyelitis, dose: 5-6 months; Annual before insect & mosquito
Sleeping sickness season
Recombitek West Nile West Nile Virus Merial; Pfizer (Ft
Vaccination Schedule for Pigs st nd Vaccine; West Nile Innovator Dodge)
Strangles Injectable: 1 dose: 4-6 months; 2 dose: 5-7
Disease Age and booster doses Route Remarks months; 3rd dose: 7-8 months (depending on
West Nile Innovator + EWT EEE, WEE, tetanus and West Nile Virus Pfizer (Ft Dodge)
product used); 4th dose: 12 months; Semi-
annual Intranasal: 1st dose: 6-9 months; 2nd (W. Nile + 2-way S. Sickness +
dose: 3 weeks later Tet)
Swine 6-8 weeks, repeat every 6-9 SC or IM
erysipelas months depending on the Caution:
vaccine Potomac Horse 1st dose: 5-6 months; 2nd dose: 6-7 months
Fever 1. Animals already sick and/or heavily infested with parasites should not be vaccinated.
2. Vaccination of animals during estrus, pregnancy or lactation should be avoided.
Swine fever 6-8 weeks, annual 1 ml SC Equine Viral Intact colts intended to be breeding stallions: 3. Animals under corticosteroid, radiation and immunosuppressive-therapy should not be
Arteritis 1st dose at 6-12 months; Annual vaccinated.
Foot and 6-8 weeks, repeat every 6-9 1ml SC Immunity only 4 In rare cases hypersensitivity may occur, in these circumstances Veterinarian should be
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Disease Age and Route Remarks Vaccines Age Vaccination Remarks Disease Age and Route Remarks Vaccines Disease Age and Route Remarks Vaccines
booster available booster available booster available
doses doses doses

Canine Distemper 6 weeks SC NOBIVAC-PUPPY 6-7 weeks Combination Vaccine A combination vaccine includes feline Foot and mouth 4 months; booster at 3 ml SC Pregnant animals BOVILIS FMDV Foot and 6-8 weeks, SC or IM 1 ml SC BOVILIS FMDV
and Canine DP distemper, rhinotracheitis, and disease(FMD) 2-4 weeks after above 7 months of GEL; FUTVAC; mouth disease repeat every depending Gel; FUTVAC;
Parvovirus calicivirus. Some may also include primary vaccination; pregnancy should RAKSHA 6-9 months on the RAKSHA;
Chlamydophila. repeat every 6 be avoided vaccine RAKSHA-OVAC;
months.
Canine Distemper, 8-12 weeks; SC or IM If dog is NOBIVAC- BOVILIS FMDV
Infectious Canine booster 3-4 primarily DHPPi+L; 10 weeks Combination Vaccine If cat is primarily vaccinated before 3 GEL; BOVILIS
Oil adjuvant 2 ml IM RAKSHA-OVAC;
Hepatitis, Canine weeks after vaccinated MEGAVAC-6; month age, booster should be CLOVAX
vaccines 4 months; BOVILIS CLOVAX
Parvovirus, primary before 8 weeks CANIGEN administered at 3 month age. repeat 9 months
Respiratory diseases vaccination; of age, two DHPPi/L; after primary Enteroto- 4 months, repeat 2 ml SC First two doses BOVILIS ETV; ET
caused by Canine revaccinate booster should VENGUARD 5L; 12 weeks or older Rabies vaccination; then xaemia after 15 days (if before august VACCINE;
Adenovirus type 2 annually be DURAMUNE MAX Annual recommended) RAKSHA ET;
and Canine Para- administered at 5/4L 13 weeks Combination vaccine For kittens at risk of exposure to feline and then annually BOVILIS MCV
influenza, and the 3 weeks and Feline Leukemia leukemia virus. Black quarter 6 months; repeat 2 ml SC May - June BLACK QUARTER
Leptospirosis (L. intervals (FeLV) (BQ) yearly before VACCINE Hemorrhagic 3-4 months, 1ml SC May/ June RAKSHA-HS
canicola & L. monsoon Septicaemia repeat annual
icterohaemorrhagiae 16 & 19 weeks Combination vaccine Hemorrhagic 6 months; repeat 2 ml SC May/ June RAKSHA-HS., Anthrax 4-6 months, 0.5 ml SC In endemic areas RAKSHA
FeLV: Septicaemia yearly before Bovilis HS repeat annually at tail fold only-One month ANTHRAX
Canine Corona Virus 12 weeks; 1 ml SC VANGUARD CV; (HS) monsoon before grazing
booster 3 or IM DURAMUNE CvK; Adults (annual Combination vaccine - Cats at low risk of disease exposure season or prior to
weeks after MEGAVAC-CC boosters) may not need to be boostered Anthrax 6 months; repeat 1 ml SC Only in endemic RAKSHA ANTHRAX the time the
primary yearly for most diseases. yearly areas-One month
before grazing
disease usually
vaccination; Chlamydophila - Recommendations vary depending occurs
revaccinate (Pneumonitis)FeLV on the age, breed, and health status season or prior to
annually Rabies of the cat, the potential of the cat to the time the disease
usually occurs Tetanus 3-4 months, 0.5 - 1 ml TETANUS TOXOID
be exposed to the disease, the type repeat at 6 SC or IM
Rabies 3 months; 1ml SC If dog is RAKSHARAB; of vaccine, whether the cat is used months and then
Theileriasis 2 months and above; 3 ml SC Do not vaccinate RAKSHAVAC-T
revaccinate or IM primarily RABIGEN; for breeding, and the geographical annually
repeat every 3 yrs if animals in advanced
annually in vaccinated NOBIVAC- area where the cat lives or may visit recommended stage of pregnancy
endemic before 3 month RABIES; PPR 3-4 months, 1 ml SC Avoid use in RAKSHA-PPR
areas. age, booster RABIGEN; Brucellosis 4 to 8 months 2 ml of Only in serologically BRUVAX ; repeat at 4th year advanced
should be RABVAC 1; Continuum® Feline HCP Vaccine [against rhinotracheitis caused by reconsti- negative female BRUCELLA pregnancy
administered at RABIVAC VET; herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1), calicivirus (FCV) and panleukopenia (FPV)] by tuted calves.-Male calves VACCINE LIVING
3 month age. DEFENSOR 1 Intervet vaccine by should not be Sheep pox 3 months 1 ml IM Vaccinate after RAKSHA-SP
SC vaccinated.-Do not lambing season
Feline leukemia vaccine vaccinate the or during onset of
Leukocell 2 by Pfizer Animal Health pregnant animal breeding season
Resource: Indian Immunological Pvt. Ltd; Virbac, Intervet India Pvt. Ltd;
Fel-O-Vax LV-K by Boehringer Ingelheim
Pfizer india Pvt. Ltd. Resource: Indian Immunological Pvt. Ltd; Intervet India Pvt. Ltd; Resource: Indian Immunological Pvt. Ltd; Intervet India Pvt. Ltd;

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