Примери за използване на Gilts and sows на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Gilts and sows.
Species: Pigs(gilts and sows).
Gilts and sows: Primary vaccination: see above.
Pigs(pigs for fattening, gilts and sows).
Pigs(gilts and sows).
A minor and transient increase in rectal temperature(0.2 °C on average, and up to 1.0 °C individually)may very commonly occur 4 hours post vaccination in pre-breeding PRRS virus-naïve gilts and sows.
Pigs(gilts and sows).
A minor and transient increase in rectal temperature(0.8 °C on average, and up to 1.0 °C individually)may very commonly occur 4 hours post vaccination in PRRS virus-naïve gilts and sows in the first half of gestation.
Pigs(gilts and sows).
Special precautions should be taken to avoid spreading of the vaccine strain to unvaccinated animals(e.g. PRRS virus-naïve pregnant gilts and sows in second half of gestation) that should remain free from PRRS virus.
Progeny of vaccinated gilts and sows derive a passive immunity via the colostrum and milk.
Gilts and sows: Administer one 2 ml dose by deep intramuscular injection in accordance with the following vaccination scheme.
Can be used in PRRS virus-naïve gilts and sows pre-breeding or in the first half of gestation.
Gilts and sows: A single dose of 2 ml is given prior to introduction into the sow herd, approximately 4 weeks prior to breeding.
Do not use in PRRS virus-naïve pregnant gilts and sows in the second half of gestation because the vaccine strain may cross the placenta.
Gilts and sows between weaning their pigletsand the perinatal period shall, where necessary, be treated against external and internal parasites.
It is intended to stimulate active immunity in gilts and sows to provide passive immunity in piglets, through colostrum intake.
In pregnant gilts and sows with no prior exposure to PRRS virus, Suvaxyn PRRS MLV must not be used in the second half of pregnancy because the virus in the vaccine may cross the placenta and affect the birth rate.
The administration of the vaccine to pregnant PRRS virus-naïve gilts and sows in the second half of gestation may have an impact on their reproductive performance.
For active immunisation of gilts and sows from the age of 5 months to protect progeny against transplacental infection caused by porcine parvovirus.
The administration of a 10-fold overdose to PRRS virus-naïve pre-breeding or pregnant gilts and sows in the first or second half of pregnancy induced similar adverse reactions as those described under section 4.6.
Passive immunisation of piglets from vaccinated gilts and sows to reduce mortalityand clinical signs of Aujeszky's disease and to reduce the excretion of Aujeszky's disease field virus.
The efficacy of RHINISENG was demonstrated for the category of the target species for which the vaccine is recommended(gilts and sows) by the recommended route of administration(intramuscular) using the proposed schedule of administration(first vaccination at 6-8 weeks before farrowing and revaccination 3-4 weeks later).
Suvaxyn Parvo/ E is indicated for the active immunisation of pigs(gilts and sows) to prevent reproductive disorders caused by porcine parvovirusand to reduce clinical signs caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae infections, serotype 2 and serotype 1.
The efficacy of RHINISENG was demonstrated for the category of the target species for which the vaccine is recommended(gilts and sows) by the recommended route of administration(intramuscular) using the proposed schedule of administration(first vaccination at 6-8 weeks before farrowing and revaccination 3-4 weeks later).
Suvaxyn Ery is indicated for the active immunisation of pigs(gilts and sows) to reduce clinical signs caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae infections, serotype 2 and serotype 1.
Pigs(sows and gilts).
In sows and gilts, the vaccine induces the specific seroconversion of vaccinated animals;
These studies included sows and gilts aged up to 40 monthsand also very young piglets with or without maternal antibodies.
Pregnant sows and gilts shall, if necessary, be treated against external and internal parasites.