AVI POX contains the  Cutter strain of Fowl  Pox 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 Fowl Pox. The vaccine may be used for initial or re-vaccination of broilers, pullets and hens.

Chickens  should  be  vaccinated  with  AVI  POX  between  4  and  16  weeks  of  age.  Birds  should  be vaccinated  no  later  than  4  weeks  before  the  onset  of  laying.  Re-vaccination  is  not  required  following proper initial vaccination. Wing-web administration

AVI ND LaSota live vaccine contains the LaSota strain of Newcastle 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 Newcastle Disease. The vaccine may be used for initial or revaccination of broilers, pullets and hens.

Primary  vaccination  should  be  carried  out  with  AVI  ND  LaSota  byeye-drop,  as  from  4  days  of  age.  Booster vaccination is recommended 3 to 4 weeks later by drinking water administration. For pullets, a second booster is recommended at 10 to 12 weeks of age.

AVI ND LaSota+IB live vaccine contains LaSota strain of Newcastle Disease virus and the Massachusetts B48 strain of Infectious Bronchitis virus in live, freeze-dried form.

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

Primary  vaccination  should  be  carried  out  with  AVI  ND  LaSota+IB  by  eye-drop,  as  from  4  days  of  age.  Booster vaccination is  recommended 3  to  4  weeks later  by  drinking  water  administration.  For  pullets,  a second  booster is recommended at 10 to 12 weeks of age.

AVI ND HB1+IB live vaccine contains the Hitchner B1 strain of Newcastle Disease virus and the Massachusetts B48 strain of Infectious Bronchitis 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 Bronchitis and Newcastle Disease. The vaccine may be used for initial or re-vaccination of broilers, pullets and hens.

Primary  vaccination  should  be  carried  out  with  AVI  ND  HB1+IB  byeye-drop,  as  from  4  days  of  age.  Booster vaccination is recommended 3 to 4 weeks later by spray or drinking water. For pullets, a second booster vaccination is recommended at 10 to 12 weeks of age.

AVI ND HB1 live vaccine contains the Hitchner  B1 strain of Newcastle 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 Newcastle Disease. The vaccine may be used for initial or re-vaccination of broilers, pullets and hens.

Primary vaccination should be carried out with AVI ND HB1 by eye-drop, as from 4 days of age. Booster vaccination is recommended 3 to 4 weeks later by drinking water administration. For pullets,  a second booster is recommended at 10 to 12 weeks of age.

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

Composition:

Total acid (min) Formic acid 34%, Propionic acid 20% and HMTBa (2 Hydroxy-4-Methylthio Butanoic acid) 35%

Poultry:1ml / 2-4 L drinking water for 5 days.

Or as directed by the registered veterinary physician or nutritionist.

Aqua: For 3ft depth:

-pH above 9: 10ml/Decimal

-pH 8.5-9: 6 ml/Decimal

Each 100 ml contains:

Citric acid      6gm

Phosphoric acid    6gm

Lactic acid    2gm

Vit. B1      100mg

Vit. B2      7.5mg

Vit. B6      80mg

Vit. B12      0.6mg

Biotin (2%)    1.5mg

Nicotinamide    1gm

Calcium chloride    300mg

Potassium iodide    4.6mg

Sodium selenite    78.8mg

Zinc chloride    320mg

Iron chloride    300mg

Magnesium chloride   250mg

Manganese chloride  631mg

Copper sulphate    32mg

Cobalt chloride    3.08mg

Yeast extract     2%

Effectively neutralizes mycotoxins, improves animal immune system, improves response to vaccination, reduces early morbidity & mortality, improves feed conversion ratio and Improves growth, body weight & egg production. 

For prevention: 0.5 ml/ liter of drinking water.

For treatment: 1 ml/ liter of drinking water.

Small animal: 5-10ml /animal / day

Large animal: 50-60ml /animal / day

Or as directed by the registered veterinary physician.