Safety And Efficacyīecause Nobivac 1-Rabies vaccine is produced on an established cell line, it has safety advantages over inactivated brain-origin rabies vaccines. Respiratory failure is the immediate cause of death. “Furious rabies” is characterized by unusual aggression “dumb rabies” by lethargy and a desire to avoid contact. Following infection, a paralytic syndrome ensues, emerging as either the “furious” or “dumb” form. The route of infection can be oral, respiratory, or parenteral.

Rabies is not a treatable disease and suspect pets are usually quarantined until a clinical diagnosis is made, at which time they are destroyed. 2 Susceptibility to rabies varies according to pet species. In 1990, a total of 4,881 cases of animal rabies were reported to the Center for Disease Control by all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Since 1980, the most commonly reported rabid domestic animals have been cats, cattle and dogs. 1 Domestic animals are the major source of exposure for humans.

more than 30,000 people undergo treatment every year for possible exposure. Despite successful attempts over the years to reduce the incidence of rabies, recent published reports indicate that in the U.S. Wild animals are common vectors of the disease and the major source of transmission to humans and domestic animals. Rabies is a worldwide, high mortality disease affecting mammalian species. The inactivated virus is formulated with a highly purified adjuvant and is packaged in liquid form. The seed virus is a highly immunogenic, fixed strain of rabies virus which originated from Louis Pasteur’s original isolate in 1882. The vaccine is prepared from cell-culture-grown, chemically-inactivated rabies virus. Nobivac ® 1-Rabies vaccine is for vaccination of healthy dogs, cats and ferrets as an aid in preventing rabies.

IN THE ABSENCE OF A VETERINARIAN-CLIENT-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP, FEDERAL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT THE RELABELING, REPACKAGING, RESALE, OR REDISTRIBUTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL CONTENTS OF THIS PACKAGE.ĭIRECTIONS FOR USE - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Annual Revaccination: Dogs, Cats & Ferrets

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