Enzovax
- Thread starter Razor8
- Start date
I thought it was always a short date due to its make up.
- Location
- East Ayrshire
Toxovax is certainly only about 10 days or so, but I thought Enzovax was usually longer.
twizzel
Member
Toxovax is v short dated as made to order. Enzovax normally has a bit longer date, but the stock that’s still available is old stock hence why it’s short dated now.
I bought my enzovax from farmvetsupplies, would recommend. They’ve still got a bit left if the website is correct.
My vets rang me probably a month ago and said if I wanted any this year too put an order in now as it’s about a month wait list ..
That’s what mine did, asked how many I would be likely to buy in the year.
Same here
- Location
- Scotland
Think they had a big batch failure, next batch won't be ready til late September if its successfully made.
Had vet on a few weeks ago and got 150 doses of a batch for end of June and another 100 with end of July date what are yous doin for ewe lambs that haven’t been picked out yet? Hope that the September batch is ok or try and go threw lambs and see what you thinks suitable?
Inmeva (please order both doses together)
For active immunization of animals to reduce clinical signs (abortion, stillbirth, early mortality and hyperthermia) caused by Chlamydia abortus, abortions caused by Salmonella Abortusovis and to reduce shedding of both pathogens from infected animals. Vaccination...
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Any opinions on this for replacing enzovax? My vet says it's the same thing but requires two shots and then a booster yearly much the same as heptavac.
Benr
Member
- Location
- North Devon
It’s only slightly cheaper than enzovax as well so will work out expensive over their lifetime. But we are going to use it as no other option if lambing early.Inmeva (please order both doses together)
For active immunization of animals to reduce clinical signs (abortion, stillbirth, early mortality and hyperthermia) caused by Chlamydia abortus, abortions caused by Salmonella Abortusovis and to reduce shedding of both pathogens from infected animals. Vaccination...
Any opinions on this for replacing enzovax? My vet says it's the same thing but requires two shots and then a booster yearly much the same as heptavac.
You can vaccinate them in lamb which will be handy though
- Location
- roe valley
Was offered this myself going to give it a crack. Vet can't get Enzo, I'm the first one trialling it for them.
hubbahubba
Member
- Location
- Sunny Glasgow
I here this september batch won't be available now.
Undecided if we sould risk it or use this other vaccine at £4.50 for the 2 jags but only lasts a year. Have used enzovax for 10+ years and don't buy females so maybe worth the risk and see what happens.
What's everyone else doing?
Going to use Inmeva this year, I do buy my replacements in though
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- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Personally, I’d just give it a miss and do them next year (or not). If you’ve been doing all your replacements every year, 80% of your flock will still be covered, even if it does arrive this year.
That’s a risk I’d take, and have previously.
ISCO
Member
- Location
- North East
I have also just taken the risk previously when not available and will do so again this year again.
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