Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine

Active Ingredients: Newcastle Disease Virus

Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine is a live viral vaccine used to immunize poultry against strains of the Newcastle Disease virus. As there is no immunosuppression after treatment, this vaccine is a pure, safe and stable option for poultry. It is typically administered by drinking water, eye drop, or as a spray.

Newcastle Disease is caused by an RNA virus that belongs to the genus Avulavirus within the Paramyxoviridae family. It is typically spread through respiratory and fecal matter. Though some strains of the virus only produce mild respiratory symptoms, some strains have a high mortality rate and may cause severe neurological problems in surviving poultry.

The Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine is available in three formulations, including the Egg infective dose at 50% (EID50), La Sota strain (≥106.3EID50/dose), and the Clone 30 Strain, which has a high antigen content (≥106.0EID50/dose).

AdvaCare Pharma is a global supplier of the Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine. This poultry vaccine is produced in our GMP-certified facilities in China, India, and the USA. Our factories are routinely inspected to ensure our products are manufactured under optimal conditions, which helps bring our distributors both reliable and cost-effective veterinary medicines.

AdvaCare Pharma, an American pharmaceutical company, is a manufacturer of the Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine. We offer a comprehensive range of 250+ veterinary medicines, including the manufacture of more than 20 veterinary vaccines, to meet the market needs of our veterinary distributors, veterinarians and livestock farmers. Over the last 20 years, we have emerged as a leading Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine manufacturer based on our reputation for supplying high-quality and efficacious veterinary products.

What is Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine used for?

It's used to prevent infection due to the Newcastle Disease virus.

What animals can be treated with Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine?

It's recommended for poultry.

How is Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine used?

This medicine has been manufactured as a freeze-dried live virus, which is intended to be mixed with diluent for reconstitution. It is typically administered by intramuscular injection.

How should Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine be stored?

This medication should be stored in a dark, dry location, between 2-8°C. Do not freeze the solution.

Is there a withdrawal period after treatment with Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine?

The withdrawal period is 21-28 days.

The usual dose is 0.2ml per bird, administered SC or IM. A booster should be given after 3-4 weeks.

Refer to a veterinary doctor or pharmacist for guidelines on dosage.

As with all pharmaceuticals, some unwanted effects can occur from the use of the Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine. After the vaccination, monitor the animal for any adverse effects.

Some serious side effects may include anaphylactic shock, death, or allergic reactions.

For a comprehensive list of all possible side effects of this medication, consult a veterinarian.

Do NOT use Newcastle Disease (ND) Vaccine for an animal that has a known allergy or hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.

Use sterile equipment to avoid contamination during administration. Contamination may reduce the vaccine's efficacy.

Always quarantine new poultry animals for 2 weeks before vaccination, this may help reduce the spread of ND among the flock.