MightyMax
Banned
There's some good info here for anyone who wants to know more about Eravac, and whether they should change from Filavac.
Some vets have begun stocking only Eravac so worth knowing.
https://www.hipra.com/portal/en/hip...sease-rhd-2/rabbit-haemorrhagic-disease-rhd-2
TRANSMISSION:
Direct: secretions and excretions.
Indirect: fomites and vectors.
CLINICAL SIGNS:
Variable mortality (between 5% and 70%). The course of the disease is a very acute, and a subclinical or chronic evolution of the disease is frequently observed. Symptoms are non-specific, such as anorexia, apathy, nervous and respiratory symptoms. It affects adult and young rabbits.
Extracts from the data info:
The data suggests that Eravac provides almost complete (95–100%) clinical protection.
Although the challenge at 12 mpv could not be carried out due to ethical and welfare reasons, all vaccinated animals at that time point were seropositive.
This is all good news for those wishing to change to Eravac, or where the vet has decided to stock it
Some vets have begun stocking only Eravac so worth knowing.
https://www.hipra.com/portal/en/hip...sease-rhd-2/rabbit-haemorrhagic-disease-rhd-2
TRANSMISSION:
Direct: secretions and excretions.
Indirect: fomites and vectors.
CLINICAL SIGNS:
Variable mortality (between 5% and 70%). The course of the disease is a very acute, and a subclinical or chronic evolution of the disease is frequently observed. Symptoms are non-specific, such as anorexia, apathy, nervous and respiratory symptoms. It affects adult and young rabbits.
Extracts from the data info:
The data suggests that Eravac provides almost complete (95–100%) clinical protection.
Although the challenge at 12 mpv could not be carried out due to ethical and welfare reasons, all vaccinated animals at that time point were seropositive.
This is all good news for those wishing to change to Eravac, or where the vet has decided to stock it