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Sedation Handling Tips
Sedating cervid (deer, elk, and moose) is an important topic to research, discuss with your veterinarian, and be prepared for. It is also important to organize in advance for any sedation event by having all the necessary equipment with you, any equipment that might...
Understanding Autogenous Biologicals
Autogenous biologics are custom vaccines, consisting of herd specific (homologous) antigens. Under federal regulation, they are manufactured from bacterial or viral strains isolated in conjunction with animal disease. The disease-causing microorganisms are grown...
Proper Handling and Storage of Vaccines
It’s important to understand all aspects of maintaining a healthy herd of animals. The maintenance of animals involves care and understanding of not only the animal itself but also the need for a disease management program with a vaccination protocol. Proper handling...
Acheiving Immunity Article
Successful vaccination programs utilize both the administration of correct pharmaceutical products and the knowledge and science of immunology. Disease protection is based on several factors, the cervid environment, proper nutrition, genetics and housing. A...
Weaning – How one simple trick can change everything, “Pre-Weaning”
Weaning is a time of year that can increase stress levels in your fawns causing morbidity and mortality in severe cases. This can be costly long term as your fawn inventory plays a significant role in future breeding options as well as consistent revenue streams....
Bad Hair Day!
It is almost common for animals at this time of year to say out with the old in with the new, hair that is. This doe takes that to a whole new level.
Whitetail fawn protocol (bottle fed)
Whitetail Fawn Protocol (Bottle Fed) Toll Free: 844-478-2870 *Please consult your Veterinarian prior to implementing any Health Management Program. We highly recommend vaccinating adult animals prior to birthing for proper passive transfer of antibodies via colostrum....
Whitetail fawn protocol (mother raised)
Whitetail Fawn Protocol (Mother Raised) Toll Free: 844-478-2870 *Please consult your Veterinarian prior to implementing any Health Management Program. We highly recommend vaccinating adult animals prior to birthing for proper passive transfer of antibodies via...
Pneumonia in Fawns
After dealing with fawn mortalities due to pneumonia for the last 3 years and 2013 being really a bad year with several case of mycoplasma I decided to try the Pneu-Vac as our primary vaccine in our program for my does and fawns for 2014. To date we have not had a...
Herd Health
We’ve been using Pneu-Vac, from Cervid Solutoins LLC, for a year now. We’ve been very happy with the health of our herd, as well as the health of our fawns. While mortality is never 100% eliminated, we feel that Pneu-Vac is helping to elevate our whitetail herds’...
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CS-1 Vaccine
Low Dose administration (2cc)
Single administration
Reduced handling stress
Broad Spectrum coverage from common symptoms
Major pneumonia types
Enteric issues- Scours, Diarrhea, Bloat
Lumpy Jaw, Trench mouth, Abscesses