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This product contains inactivated Swine Parvovirus Strain CP-99. The viral titer is no less than 10⁵·⁰ TCID₅₀ per 0.1 mL before inactivation.
Homogeneous emulsion.
For the prevention of swine parvovirus disease in pigs. The immune duration lasts 6 months.
Administer via deep intramuscular injection.
Replacement gilts and breeding boars: Inject twice at 6–7 months of age or 3–4 weeks before mating, with an interval of 21 days, 2.0 mLper injection.
Multiparous sows and adult boars: Inject once a year, 2.0 mLper injection.
4 mL/bottle, 20 mL/bottle, 40 mL/bottle, 50 mL/bottle, 100 mL/bottle
Store at 2–8 °C. Shelf life: 18 months from the date of manufacture.
For use only under veterinary supervision.
High-titer pure strain with stable immunogenicity: Adopts high-quality standard CP-99 strain of porcine parvovirus, with virus content ≥10⁵·⁰ TCID₅₀ per 0.1ml before inactivation. The ultra-high antigen titer efficiently activates specific immune responses in breeding pigs and rapidly induces high-level protective antibodies with stable batch quality.
Long-lasting protection reduces farm breeding losses: Standard full-process vaccination provides 6-month continuous immune protection against parvovirus. It reduces the incidence of reproductive diseases, improves sow conception rate and qualified litter rate, and effectively improves farm reproductive economic benefits.
Stable fine emulsion suitable for large-scale low-stress vaccination: The product is a uniform and delicate emulsion with stable formulation, no easy delamination or emulsion breakage. It is easy to mix and inject with extremely low stress, perfectly adapting to batch centralized vaccination of breeding pigs in pig farms.
All-season and full-scene application with high adaptability: It is not restricted by seasons, epidemic or non-epidemic areas, and can be vaccinated all year round. It meets the needs of daily regular prevention and emergency immunization to flexibly build a comprehensive epidemic prevention barrier.
Diversified specifications and cost-effective cold chain storage: Five mainstream specifications fully adapt to pig farms of all scales without vaccine waste. Stored at conventional 2~8℃ refrigeration with an 18-month shelf life, it features long inventory cycle and low stocking cost.
A: This is an inactivated porcine parvovirus vaccine (Strain CP-99), a non-prescription veterinary drug, specially used to prevent porcine parvovirus and various reproductive disorders of breeding pigs caused by parvovirus.
Q: What are the standard immunization procedures and dosages for different breeding pigs?
A: All breeding pigs receive deep intramuscular injection with 2.0ml per head each time. Replacement sows and boars are vaccinated twice at 6–7 months of age or 3–4 weeks before mating with a 21-day interval; multiparous sows and adult boars are vaccinated once a year to continuously maintain the herd immune barrier.
Q: What are the core inspection and operation specifications before vaccine use?
A: Inspect the vaccine carefully before use. Do not use the vaccine with emulsion breakage, discoloration, bottle cracks and other abnormalities. Use the vaccine within the validity period, shake fully before use, and use up the opened vaccine on the same day.
Q: Is vaccine use restricted by seasons and epidemic environments?
A: There are no restrictions. The vaccine can be used in both epidemic and non-epidemic areas with no seasonal taboos, and regular immunization can be carried out all year round.
Q: What are the strict taboos for vaccine storage and transportation?
A: Store and transport the vaccine at 2~8℃ away from light all the time. Freezing and high-temperature exposure are strictly prohibited. Freezing will directly destroy the emulsion structure and cause complete vaccine failure.
Q: How to carry out standardized harmless disposal of vaccine wastes?
A: After vaccination, all wastes including residual vaccine, used vaccine bottles and inoculation instruments shall be collected uniformly and disposed of harmlessly in accordance with veterinary epidemic prevention specifications to eliminate biosafety hidden dangers.