Bovi-Shield Gold BVD Cattle Vaccine

Protect Cattle Against Lasting BVD Respiratory Threats

Product Description

Bovi-Shield GOLD BVD delivers proven protection against bovine virus diarrhea Types 1 and 2 in healthy cattle. This live BVD vaccine helps keep respiratory disease and virus levels down, protecting your herd and reducing production losses. It builds strong immunity that lasts at least nine months, giving reliable disease control for beef and dairy cattle. Backed by vets and Zoetis quality, it helps your herd stay healthy and productive with flexible, easy-to-use protection.

NOTICE: This item requires Express shipping due to the perishable nature of this product. Express orders are shipped Monday-Wednesday. Cannot be shipped to a PO Box. Product can only be shipped to the continental US.

Benefits 

• Broad BVD Coverage: Provides broad protection against BVD Types 1, 1b, and 2 viruses in healthy beef cattle.
• Extended Immunity Duration: Supports long-lasting immunity of at least nine months after proper subcutaneous administration for herd stability.
• Respiratory Health Support: Helps reduce respiratory disease and viremia, protecting productivity and overall herd performance across beef operations.
• Managed Pregnancy Compatibility: Designed for safe use in pregnant cattle when vaccination protocols are correctly followed by veterinarians.

How to Use

Directions for Use  

General Directions 

• Recommended Animal Selection: Vaccinate only healthy cattle to ensure optimal immune response and reduce risks of adverse reactions.
• Vaccine Reconstitution Procedure: Aseptically rehydrate freeze-dried vaccine using provided sterile diluent, then mix thoroughly before administration.
• Dosage and Administration: Administer exactly 2 mL per animal via subcutaneous or intramuscular injection as directed.
• Preferred Injection Site: Follow Beef Quality Assurance guidelines by administering subcutaneously in the neck region for safety.
• Efficacy Conditions and Limitations: State that the product is efficacious in healthy animals only, and immune response may be reduced if animals are ill, stressed, malnourished, parasitized, immunocompromised, or if label directions are not followed.

Primary Vaccination

• Initial Dose Administration: Give one 2 mL dose to healthy cattle to start building protection against BVD.
• Maternal Antibody Consideration: Antibodies passed from the dam can limit how well the vaccine works in young calves.
• Booster Requirement Awareness: Because of this, most young animals will need booster doses to build strong, long-lasting immunity.

Revaccination

• Historical Revaccination Practice: In the past, this vaccine was usually given once a year to help keep herd protection steady.
• Professional Consultation Guidance: The need for boosters isn’t fully defined, so talk with your veterinarian or Zoetis to decide what’s right for your herd.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Pregnant Cow Usage Restriction: Do not vaccinate pregnant cows unless previously immunized with approved FP vaccines within twelve months.
• Nursing Calf Limitation: Avoid vaccinating calves nursing pregnant cows unless dams were properly vaccinated within past twelve months.
• Heifer Vaccination Requirement: Heifers must receive two FP vaccine doses, with second administered approximately thirty days before breeding.

Possible Side Effects

• Severe Reaction Risk: Like with many vaccines, a rare severe reaction can happen. Keep epinephrine handy and provide supportive care if needed.
• Pregnancy Considerations: Using this vaccine in pregnant cattle may carry some fetal health risks. Always check with a vet first.
• Gentamicin Sensitivity: The vaccine has gentamicin, which can cause reactions in animals sensitive to this preservative.
• Storage Impact: If the vaccine isn’t stored at the right temperature or gets frozen, it may lose strength and not protect properly.
• Human Exposure Reactions: Accidental human exposure may cause adverse reactions, requiring prompt medical evaluation by a physician immediately.

Shipping & Return

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For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q1: What is Bovi-Shield GOLD BVD and what protection does it provide?

Ans: Keep your herd strong with this BVD protection vaccine made for healthy beef and dairy cattle. It fights BVD Types 1, 1b, and 2, helps lower respiratory disease, and keeps your herd healthier. When given properly, it protects your animals for at least nine months, giving you peace of mind and stronger herd immunity.

Q2: How does Bovi-Shield GOLD BVD support respiratory health in cattle?

Ans: Protect your herd with this BVD vaccine from Zoetis. It helps keep respiratory disease in check, lowers virus levels that can make animals sick, and supports better growth and performance. Healthy cattle mean a stronger, more productive herd for your farm.

Q3: How should Bovi-Shield GOLD BVD be administered for best results?

Ans: This modified live BVD vaccine should be given only to healthy cattle. The freeze-dried vaccine must be aseptically rehydrated using the provided sterile diluent. Administer a 2 mL dose. Use subcutaneous or intramuscular injection. Follow Beef Quality Assurance guidelines by injecting subcutaneously in the neck region.

Q4: What is the primary vaccination protocol for this BVD virus protection vaccine?

Ans: This cattle BVD immunization requires a single 2 mL dose for healthy animals. Antibodies from the mother can affect how well young calves develop their own immunity. Because of this, additional boosters are often required. This is especially true in young animals. Veterinary guidance is recommended.

Q5: Is revaccination required after using Bovi-Shield GOLD BVD?

Ans: Historically, annual revaccination with this BVD disease control vaccine was recommended. The current need for boosters has not been fully established. Decisions about revaccination should be made carefully. Consultation with a veterinarian or the manufacturer is advised for proper herd health planning.

Q6: What possible side effects or risks are associated with this BVD vaccination product?

Ans: Like many vaccines, a rare severe reaction can happen, so be ready with epinephrine and supportive care. Watch pregnant cattle carefully, as fetal risks aren’t fully known. Some animals may react to gentamicin. Keep the vaccine stored correctly to stay effective. And if humans come in contact with it, get medical help right away.