Izovac ND EDS Vaccine appears to be a vaccine used in poultry farming, specifically for the prevention of Newcastle Disease (ND) and Egg Drop Syndrome (EDS). Newcastle Disease is a highly contagious viral disease affecting poultry, including chickens and other birds. It can cause severe economic losses in poultry industries due to high mortality rates and decreased egg production. Egg Drop Syndrome is another viral disease in poultry caused by adenovirus. It primarily affects laying hens, causing a significant decrease in egg production and quality. Vaccination is an essential preventive measure against both Newcastle Disease and Egg Drop Syndrome in poultry flocks. Vaccines like Izovac ND EDS are administered to poultry to stimulate the bird’s immune system to produce antibodies against these diseases, thus protecting them from infection. ND EDS Composition: Inactivated Newcastle Disease Virus, S50 PD50, Inactive EDS 76 Virus 108 EID50 Indication: Immunization of Breeder and Layer against Newcastle Disease and Egg Drop Syndrome (EDS76) Dosage and Administration: Subcutaneously (at the back of the neck) and intramuscularly (pectoral muscles). Vaccination is at 17-20weeks Packaging: 1,000 Doses
