MASTIVAC
Inactivated polyvalent vaccine for mastitis immunization in cattle.
Vaccination leads to high concentrations of antibodies in the udder
More efficient immune response
More opsonization
More neutralization
More phagocytosis
Better immune status of the udder
Mastivac includes the pathogens most commonly involved in bovine mastitis, including summer mastitis.
Our mastitis expert Luis Miguel Jiménez explains how to prevent mastitis and how Mastivac can help us with this mission.
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It prevents both clinical and subclinical mastitis, and limits their severity.
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Reducing the milk that has to be discarded and resulting financial losses.
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The clinical signs of bovine mastitis are reduced up to 80%.
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Mastivac is extremely versatile, so it can be used for both preventive and therapeutic vaccination, as well as in high risk moments.
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Contains most of the germs frequently involved in mastitis.
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The immunity generated lasts at least 6 months.
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Blanket vaccination and two doses per year
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The decreased incidence and severity of mastitis also mean there is less need to treat it.
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Great positive financial impact for minimal investment.
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It is indicated to fight Arcanobacterium pyogenes, which causes summer mastitis typically seen in extensive and semi-extensive cattle farms.
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The aluminum hydroxide based adjuvant was chosen for its local and general safety profile.
With MASTIVAC, implementing vaccination in a milk quality and mastitis control programs is easy.
Cows can be vaccinated at any time, regardless of their physiological state. This makes treatment easier and allows all the animals to have the same vaccination status.
Compliance with the vaccination program means that the animals are always immunized, without windows of unprotection.
Discover the financial benefits and return on investment for vaccinating with Mastivac.
- Jiménez, L.M. (2017) Estudio comparativo de dos vacunas comerciales contra mastitis. XXII Congreso Internacional Anembe de Medicina Bovina.
