Pestigard® is Australia's only registered vaccine for the prevention of Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus (BVDV), also known as bovine pestivirus. This inactivated vaccine reduces reproductive losses and prevents nasal shedding of BVDV, safeguarding herd health and productivity. Administering Pestigard® helps protect against immunosuppression and associated diseases, ensuring optimal performance in both beef and dairy cattle.
Available in 100mL (50 doses) and 250mL (125 doses) pack sizes, Pestigard® is easy to store and administer. Its compact packaging and straightforward 2mL subcutaneous dosage make it practical for various farming operations, facilitating efficient vaccination processes.
Pestigard® Features
Comprehensive BVDV Protection
Reduces reproductive losses and prevents nasal shedding of BVDV, enhancing herd health and productivity.
Flexible Vaccination Schedule
The interval between the priming and booster dose can be extended up to 6 months, allowing integration into existing management practices.
Safe for All Cattle
Suitable for use in calves from 3 months of age, as well as pregnant cows and bulls, ensuring broad applicability across the herd.
Australian Made
Manufactured in Australia, ensuring quality and suitability for local farming conditions.
Easy Administration
Administered via a 2mL subcutaneous injection, simplifying the vaccination process and ensuring accurate dosing.
- Dosage: 2mL per animal
- Pack Sizes: 100mL (50 doses), 250mL (125 doses)
- Administration: Subcutaneous injection high on the neck behind the ear
- Vaccination Schedule: Two doses 4–6 weeks apart; annual boosters thereafter
- Storage: Refrigerate between 2°C and 8°C; do not freeze
- Reuse Period: 30 days after opening
- Suitable for: Calves from 3 months, pregnant cows, bulls
- Developed and manufactured in Australia
Pestigard® protects cattle against Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus (BVDV), also known as bovine pestivirus, reducing reproductive losses and preventing virus shedding.
How is Pestigard® administered?Administer a 2mL dose subcutaneously high on the neck behind the ear, using sterile equipment and proper hygiene practices.
What is the recommended vaccination schedule?Two doses 4–6 weeks apart, with the second dose 2–4 weeks prior to joining. Annual boosters are recommended thereafter.
Is Pestigard® safe for pregnant cows?Yes, Pestigard® is safe for use in pregnant cows, as well as calves from 3 months of age and bulls.
How should Pestigard® be stored?Store in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C. Once opened, use within 30 days, following proper storage and handling procedures.
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Pestigard® is Australia's only registered vaccine for the prevention of Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus (BVDV), also known as bovine pestivirus. This inactivated vaccine reduces reproductive losses and prevents nasal shedding of BVDV, safeguarding herd health and productivity. Administering Pestigard® helps protect against immunosuppression and associated diseases, ensuring optimal performance in both beef and dairy cattle.
Available in 100mL (50 doses) and 250mL (125 doses) pack sizes, Pestigard® is easy to store and administer. Its compact packaging and straightforward 2mL subcutaneous dosage make it practical for various farming operations, facilitating efficient vaccination processes.
Pestigard® Features
Comprehensive BVDV Protection
Reduces reproductive losses and prevents nasal shedding of BVDV, enhancing herd health and productivity.
Flexible Vaccination Schedule
The interval between the priming and booster dose can be extended up to 6 months, allowing integration into existing management practices.
Safe for All Cattle
Suitable for use in calves from 3 months of age, as well as pregnant cows and bulls, ensuring broad applicability across the herd.
Australian Made
Manufactured in Australia, ensuring quality and suitability for local farming conditions.
Easy Administration
Administered via a 2mL subcutaneous injection, simplifying the vaccination process and ensuring accurate dosing.
- Dosage: 2mL per animal
- Pack Sizes: 100mL (50 doses), 250mL (125 doses)
- Administration: Subcutaneous injection high on the neck behind the ear
- Vaccination Schedule: Two doses 4–6 weeks apart; annual boosters thereafter
- Storage: Refrigerate between 2°C and 8°C; do not freeze
- Reuse Period: 30 days after opening
- Suitable for: Calves from 3 months, pregnant cows, bulls
- Developed and manufactured in Australia
Pestigard® protects cattle against Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus (BVDV), also known as bovine pestivirus, reducing reproductive losses and preventing virus shedding.
How is Pestigard® administered?Administer a 2mL dose subcutaneously high on the neck behind the ear, using sterile equipment and proper hygiene practices.
What is the recommended vaccination schedule?Two doses 4–6 weeks apart, with the second dose 2–4 weeks prior to joining. Annual boosters are recommended thereafter.
Is Pestigard® safe for pregnant cows?Yes, Pestigard® is safe for use in pregnant cows, as well as calves from 3 months of age and bulls.
How should Pestigard® be stored?Store in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C. Once opened, use within 30 days, following proper storage and handling procedures.
