Do not use in unhealthy animals.

Duvaxyn T may only be used in pregnant or lactating mares which have been given a primary vaccination course prior to pregnancy. However, the risks connected with any treatment of a pregnant animal are undiminished.

No information is available on the safety and efficacy of the concurrent use of this vaccine with any other except Duvaxyn IE Plus or Duvaxyn EHV 1,4. It is therefore recommended that no other vaccines than these should be administered within 14 days before or after vaccination with this product.

Do not mix with any other vaccine or immunological product.

Following administration of Duvaxyn T, a small, palpable injection-site reaction may result in approximately 2% of vaccinated animals. No information on microscopic features of the injection site reaction is available. Transient elevation of body temperature may be seen within a few days of vaccination in approximately 2% of vaccinated animals. While extremely rare, hypersensitivity reactions to the vaccine may occur. In the event of an allergic reaction, immediate treatment should be given with a soluble glucocorticoid intravenously (e.g. dexamethasone sodium phosphate), adrenaline intramuscularly or antihistamine intramuscularly.

The skin at the site chosen for injection should not be disinfected prior to vaccination using chemical disinfectants.

Maternally derived antibody (MDA) can interfere with the development of active immunity. Where it is likely that recent field infection or vaccination of the dam has stimulated a high antibody titre and consequently a high level of MDA, the timing of the vaccination programme should be planned accordingly.

In any animal population there will be a small number of individuals which fail to respond fully to vaccination. Successful vaccination depends upon correct storage and administration of the vaccine and the animal's ability to respond. Immune competence can be influenced by genetic factors, intercurrent infection, age, nutritional status, concurrent drug therapy, stress, etc.

Animals that have received the corresponding antiserum at a therapeutic dosage, or immunosuppressive drugs (e.g. glucocorticoids) should not be vaccinated until an interval of at least 4 weeks has elapsed.

Avoid stress in the animals around the time of vaccination.

In the case of accidental self-injection/ingestion/spillage onto skin, seek medical advice immediately and show the package insert or label to the physician.

Withdrawal Period: Zero days