Nobivac Tricat Trio Cat
Nobivac® Tricat Trio is a live attenuated, freeze-dried vaccine containing the 3 core viruses – feline panleucopaenia virus, feline herpesvirus, and feline calicivirus.
Core feline vaccination
Vaccination is an integral part of a preventative health care programme. Every cat should be vaccinated against 3 core diseases – feline panleucopaenia (or infectious enteritis), feline herpesvirus and feline calicivirus (both causes of “cat flu”). These diseases can have devastating consequences for a cat and it is easy to prevent them by regular vaccination.
Active Ingredients
A live attenuated freeze dried vaccine containing feline herpes virus type 1 (rhinotracheitis), feline calicivirus and feline panleucopaenia virus (MW-1).
Indications
For the active immunisation of cats against feline panleucopaenia virus (FPLV), feline herpes virus (FHV) and feline calicivirus (FCV). Vaccination will reduce clinical signs caused by infection with FHV and FCV; reduce replication of FCV, and prevent shedding of FPLV.
- The duration of immunity is 3 years for the FCV, FHV and FPLV components, as confirmed by challenge study.
Dosage
The contents of one vial of reconstituted vaccine should be injected subcutaneously. Reconstitute immediately prior to use by addition of one vial of Nobivac Diluent.
For an initial vaccination, two doses are required, at an interval of 3 to 4 weeks. The first inoculation is given from the age of 8-9 weeks and the second inoculation from the age of 12 weeks. If earlier vaccination if desirable or necessary, vaccination is appropriate from 6 weeks of age onwards, but should be followed by the normal vaccination scheme at 8-9 and 12 weeks of age.
Revaccination
A single dose. Recommended revaccination following initial programme:
- FCV, FHV and FPLV revaccinate three-yearly.
- For cats exposed to high-risk environments, annual revaccination should be considered.
Versifel FeLv Cat
For active immunization of susceptible cats from 9 weeks of age to reduce the number of cats infected with FeLV and presenting clinical signs of the related disease. No data are available in the studies to demonstrate protection against related clinicaldisease but prevention of infection is associated with protection against related clinical disease.
Onset of immunity occurs within four weeks of the completion of the primary vaccination course.
The duration of immunity is at least one year after the primary course and three years after the booster.
Only healthy animals should be vaccinated.
Do not vaccinate FeLV antigen positive cats.
Therefore a test for presence of FeLV before vaccination is recommended.