ITA  CORYZA  ABC  Gel  inactivated  vaccine  contains  a   combination  of  Avibacterium  paragallinarum, serotypes  A,  B  and  C,  homogenized  with  aluminium  hydroxide  adjuvant  and  merthiolate  as  a preservative.

ITA CORYZA ABC Gel inactivated vaccine is recommended for the vaccination of breeder and layer type chicken flocks, against infectious coryza caused by Avibacterium paragallinarum.

ITA CORYZA ABC Gel inactivated vaccine should  be administered to breeder  and layer -type chickens between  8 and  12  weeks  of age. The vaccine must  be  injected subcutaneously (under the skin of the neck)  or  by  intramuscular  route  (breast  or  thigh  muscle)  at  the  dose  of  0.5  ml  per  bird.  The  program should  be  completed  4  to  6  weeks  later,  using  an  inactivated  oil-adjuvant  vaccine  against  infectious coryza.

AVI IBD Plus contains the Winterfield  2512 G-61 strain of Infectious Bursal Disease virus in live, freezedried form. The embryonated hen eggs used in the production of the vaccine are obtained from specified-pathogenfree (SPF) flocks.

For the active immunization of  healthy chickens against Infectious Bursal Disease, caused by very virulent strains.

AVI IBD Plus vaccine must be administered by drinking water. Broilers should be vaccinated once or twice between the  age  of  14  and  18  days,  depending  on  the  level  of  maternally  derived  antibodies,  allowing  a  six-day  interval between administrations. Pullets should be vaccinated twice between the age of 16 and 26days, allowing a six -day interval between administrations. The exact date of   vaccination can be determined by checking the maternal derived antibodies level.

AVI IBD Inter contains the LIBVD strain of Infectious Bursal Disease virus in live,  freeze-dried form.  The embryonated hen eggs used in the production of the vaccine are obtained from specified-pathogen-free (SPF) flocks.

For  the  active  immunization  of  healthy  chickens  against  Infectious  Bursal  Disease.  The  vaccine  may  be  used  for initial or re-vaccination of broilers, pullets and hens.

For birds descending from a non-vaccinated parent flock : Broilers should be vaccinated at day 10-14 and day 16-20. Pullets should be vaccinated at day 18 and day 24. For birds descending from a vaccinated parent flock : week 3 for broilers and week 3 and 4 for pullets. The exact date of vaccination can be determined by checking maternal derived antibodies level