Protecting against the primary causes of scours — coronavirus, rotavirus, K99 E. coli bacteria, and Clostridium perfringens Type C — is critical. That’s why, with so much potential for infection, it’s important to choose a broad-spectrum vaccine.
With nine antigens in each dose — and more E. coli isolates than any other scours vaccine — Scour Bos 9 provides broad-spectrum protection like no other. Defend against a range of pathogens.
Scours, or calf diarrhea, is a common result of bacterial & viral infections in the lining of calves’ intestines. Calves are especially vulnerable because they face many stressors in the first few hours of life, and their young immune systems have not yet fully developed.
Protecting against the primary causes of scours — coronavirus, rotavirus, K99 E. coli bacteria, and Clostridium perfringens Type C — is critical. That’s why, with so much potential for infection, it’s important to choose a broad-spectrum vaccine.
With nine antigens in each dose — and more E. coli isolates than any other scours vaccine — Scour Bos 9 provides broad-spectrum protection like no other. Defend against a range of pathogens, including:
Scour Bos is approved for use up to 16 weeks prior to calving, providing the longest vaccination window of any scours vaccine.
For all vaccine products: The label contains complete use information, including cautions and warnings. Always read, understand and follow the label and use directions.
| Directions | 2 ml IM 8-16 weeks prior to calving. Revaccinate with Scour Bos 4 (bovine rota-coronavirus vaccine) 4 weeks prior to calving. Revaccinate with 1 dose Scour Bos 9, 8-10 weeks prior to each subsequent calving. Newborn calves must receive colostrum from the vaccinated dam. 60 day slaughter withdrawal. |
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