Live Chicken Anemia Virus Vaccine

Provides high consistent antibody titers in breeders, protects against horizontal transmission in progeny

CAV-VAC^® is a live virus vaccine prepared from a modified US field isolate of chicken anemia virus (CAV). It is approved for use in breeder pullets 10 weeks of age and older via the wing web inoculation method. 

Product Features
· First USDA licensed CAV vaccine.
· Safe to use in young, antibody-negative chickens.
· Induces high levels of protective antibodies for long-term protection of parent flocks and their progeny against chicken infectious anemia (CIA).
· Provides uniform flock protection.
· Does not require addition of diluent. 

Indications
CAV-VAC^® vaccine is indicated for the vaccination of breeder replacement chickens one time at 10 weeks of age and older for the prevention of chicken infectious anemia in their progeny. Hens should be vaccinated at least 6 weeks before the onset of egg production. 

Administration and Dosage
The time of administration should be determined by the degree chicken infectious anemia exposure, type of chicken being vaccinated, and the current management procedures. CAV-VAC^® is approved for use via wing web application. 

Vaccination
The best protection is obtained when the replacement pullets are vaccinated uniformly prior to exposure to field CAV to induce consistent high circulating antibody levels in the breeder hens. The vaccine should be administered via the wing web application method using the enclosed 2-prong applicator. 

Caution
1. Refer to the package insert for specific directions. 
2. Do not vaccinate chickens in lay or within 6 weeks of the onset of lay.
3. All susceptible birds on the same premises should be vaccinated at the same time.
4. Do not vaccinate before 8 weeks of age, or within 21 days of slaughter.
5. Do not dilute the vaccine or otherwise stretch the dosage of the vaccine.
6. Use entire contents of the vial when first opened.
7. Efforts should be taken to reduce stress conditions at the time of vaccination.
8. Following vaccination, virus may be shed in the feces. Strict biosecurity should be maintained to avoid spread of the virus to young chickens, chickens in lay or chickens within 6 weeks of the onset of lay. 
9. WARNING: USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN CHICKENS YOUNGER THAN THREE WEEKS OF AGE MAY CAUSE CLINICAL SIGNS OF CHICKEN INFECTIOUS ANEMIA. 

Supplied
Code: CA-244-1
10 x 1,000 dose vials

Product Label(s) and MSDS

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