Products

Clinical signs:
• Fever
• Profuse salivation
• Nasal discharge
• Vesicles on the tongue, lip, dental pad,
inner aspects of cheeks in Cattle, Buffalo,
Sheep & Goat and on snout in case of Pig
• Lesions are also found on feet
• Acute lameness usually in more than one foot

BioFMD-Oil Vaccine
For prevention of Foot and Mouth Disease

Pack size: 100 mL
Dosage: Cattle, Buffalo, and Calf: 2 mL
Sheep and Goat: 1 mL
Route of Administration: Intramuscular

*Schedule of vaccination:
4 months and above
Booster dose after 4 to 6 weeks
Thereafter at every 6 months
Storage: Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by veterinarian

Clinical signs:
• Eye and nasal discharges-thick and crusty
• Drooling
• Fever
• Swelling of the mouth, head and neck
• Cyanosis and swelling of the tongue
• Respiratory problems

BioBT-Oil & BioBT-Gel Vaccine
For prevention of Bluetongue Disease

Pack size: 100 mL
Dosage: BioBT-Oil Sheep and Goat: 2 mL
BioBT-Gel Sheep and Goat: 1 mL
Route of administration: Subcutaneous

*Schedule of vaccination:
Kids and Lambs: 3 months and above
Sheep in all the stages of pregnancy
can be vaccinated
Breeding stock: Primary vaccination followed
by Second vaccination after four weeks
Re-vaccination annually preferably before the
onset of monsoon
Storage: Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by the veterinarian

Clinical signs:
• High fever & depression
• Salivation and nasal discharge
• Respiratory distress
• Painful, edematous swelling of the
throat extending to the brisket

BioHS-Oil & BioHS-Gel Vaccine
For prevention of Haemorrhagic Septicaemia Disease

Pack size: 100 mL
Dosage: BioHS-Oil & BioHS-Gel
Cattle, Buffalo and Calf: 2 mL
Sheep & Goat: 1 mL
Route of administration: Subcutaneous

*Schedule of vaccination:
Above 6 months age
Re-vaccination annually
Storage: Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by the veterinarian

Clinical signs:
• High fever & depression
• Salivation and nasal discharge
• Respiratory distress
• Painful, edematous swelling of the
throat extending to the brisket

BioHSBQ-Oil & BioHSBQ-Gel
For prevention of Heamorrhagic Septicemia and Black Quarter Diseases

Pack size: Gel vaccine 90 mL
Oil vaccine 100 mL
Dosage: BioHSBQ-Oil Cattle, Buffalo and Calf: 2 mL
BioHSBQ-Gel Cattle, Buffalo and Calf: 3 mL
Route of administration: Subcutaneous

*Schedule of vaccination:
Above 4 months age
Re-vaccination annually
Storage: Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by the veterinarian

Clinical signs:
• Emaciation (wasting disease)
• Unresponsive to deworming and antibiotics
• Appetite is often good in spite of continued
weight loss until the animal is nearing death
• Normal stool even in clinically diseased
animals with occasional diarrhoea
• Profuse watery diarrhoea in Cattle,
not a common feature in Sheep and Goat
• Mild fever may be observed
• Intermandibular edema (bottle jaw)
• Lethargy and depression are sometimes seen

BioJD-Oil & BioJD-Gel
For prevention of Johne’s Disease

Pack size: 100 mL
Dosage: Cattle, Buffalo and Calf: 2 mL
Sheep, Goat, Lamb and Kid: 1 mL
Route of administration: Subcutaneous

*Schedule of vaccination:
Lamb, Calf and Kid: 1 month and above
Buffalo, Cattle, Sheep and Goat:
At any stage of life
Storage: Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by veterinarian

Clinical signs:
• High fever
• Swelling of the heavy muscles of
legs which are hot and painful
• Lameness

BioBQ-Gel
For prevention of Black Quarter Disease

Pack size: 100 mL
Dosage: Cattle, Buffalo and Calf: 2 mL
Route of administration: Subcutaneous

*Schedule of vaccination:
Above 6 months age
Re-vaccination annually
Storage : Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by the veterinarian

Clinical signs:
• Peracute form: sudden death
• Lambs and kids die within hours of showing
nervous symptoms
• Loss of appetite
• Abdominal discomfort – kicking at the sides
• Diarrhoea & grinding of teeth

BioET-Gel
For prevention of Enterotoximia Disease

Pack size: 100 mL
Dosage: Sheep and Goat: 1mL
Route of administration: Subcutaneous

*Schedule of vaccination:
Above 4 months age
Re-vacination annually
Storage: Store at 2°C to 8°C
* or as directed by the veterinarian