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Covexin 8 at banding.
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<blockquote data-quote="wbvs58" data-source="post: 1800811" data-attributes="member: 16453"><p>My recollection is that there is a response giving protective levels after 10 days after the primary shot but it falls away quickly to non protective levels after about 4 wks but when the 2nd shot is given it gives an immediate response and protective levels shoot right up and stay up for an extended period. I think a booster in 12 months is needed.</p><p>Most of the tetanus I have seen has been in horses and most did not have any obvious wound. One case that I always remember was a horse that had been transported in a cattle truck from a western station along with others loose in the truck. I believe bruising possibly from a kick provided an ideal anaerobic condition for spores already in the blood stream to lodge and multiply.</p><p></p><p>Ken</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wbvs58, post: 1800811, member: 16453"] My recollection is that there is a response giving protective levels after 10 days after the primary shot but it falls away quickly to non protective levels after about 4 wks but when the 2nd shot is given it gives an immediate response and protective levels shoot right up and stay up for an extended period. I think a booster in 12 months is needed. Most of the tetanus I have seen has been in horses and most did not have any obvious wound. One case that I always remember was a horse that had been transported in a cattle truck from a western station along with others loose in the truck. I believe bruising possibly from a kick provided an ideal anaerobic condition for spores already in the blood stream to lodge and multiply. Ken [/QUOTE]
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