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Gomboro Vaccine
Gomboro Vaccine
Gumboro vaccine is a prophylactic measure containing the intermediate strain of infectious bursal
disease (IBD) virus.
This product is a small-dose vial coming in two variations: 100-dose and 200-dose
It is only for veterinary use and must be used in accordance with all protocols outlined.
All vaccine orders must be certified by a veterinarian and they shall be handled only by qualified
personnel.
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Gumboro vaccine
Gumboro vaccine is a prophylactic regimen containing the intermediate strain of infectious bursal
disease (IBD) virus. This vaccine is presented in freeze-dried form packed in vials and is generally well-
tolerated by poultry birds.
By well-tolerated, we mean the vaccine will not damage the bursa, will not impair the immune response,
and will not cause significant vaccinal side effects.
This vaccine protects against infectious bursal disease, a disease that causes morbidity and mortality in
poultry birds.
This product is the small-dose vial variety and can be 100- or 200-dose.
Reconstitute by drawing a small quantity of diluent using a sterile syringe and then transferring this
diluent into the freeze-dried vaccine vial.
Allow the pellet to dissolve completely with diluent, gently shake the vaccine vial, and then transfer it to
the diluent bottle.
Rinse the vaccine vial twice with the diluent a similar manner.
Reconstituted vaccine should be stored in ice and used completely within one hour.
This method should be used for primary vaccination. Use reconstituted vaccine immediately.
Hold the chick with one eye turned up. Take the vaccine mixture using a sterile syringe.
Using blunt needle of 15 gauges or calibrated dropper, instil one drop into the eye per chick.
Some people administer the vaccine with this method using the nasal opening. This is also an acceptable
practice.
For drinking water method, before giving the vaccine, withhold the birds from drinking water for at least
two hours. This ensures that the birds are thirsty and will eagerly consume the vaccine-containing water.
Do not use a disinfectant in the drinking water for a period of 48 hours prior to and 24 hours after
vaccination. If a chlorine pump is used, switch it off for the same period of time.
Prepare the required volume of water that will be consumed by the chicken in 2 hours. This volume may
however change according to the weather and environmental conditions.
5000 doses 2000 doses 1000 doses 500 doses 200 doses 100 doses
14-18 days 30-40 litres 15-20 litres 8-10 litres 4-5 litres 2-3 litres 1 liter
21-28 days 50-60 litres 25-30 litres 10-12 litres 5-6 litres 3-4 litres 2 litres
35-40 days 80-90 litres 40-45 litres 15-20 litres 8-10 litres 5-6 litres 3 litres
Mix 2.5 gm of skimmed milk powder per litre of water as an aid in preserving the virus activity and
neutralize the chlorine.
Always mix the vaccine with clean, cool, non-chlorinated water by opening the vial under the water and
let stand for 10 minutes.
Precautions to take
This vaccine is not recommended for those birds which are clinically sick or under conditions of severe
stress. Vaccinate only healthy birds