Description Help protect your livestock against major clostridial diseases with Animal Health Bar-Vac 7 Way Clostridium Vaccine. Formulated to aid in the prevention of seven important clostridial infections, this vaccine is an essential component of a comprehensive herd health program for cattle and other approved livestock.Bar-Vac 7 Way is designed to help support livestock health, productivity, and overall performance by reducing the risk of diseases caused by multiple Clostridium organisms. Regular vaccination can play a vital role in maintaining herd wellness and minimizing potential health-related losses. Packaged in a 250 mL bottle containing 50 doses, this vaccine is ideal for routine herd vaccination programs and larger livestock operations.A 7-way blackleg that is recommended for the vaccination of healthy, susceptible cattle and sheep against disease caused by Clostridium chauvoei, Cl. septicum, Cl. novyi, Cl. sordellii and Cl. perfringens Types C and D. The Bar-Vac family of vaccines provides an economical, convenient way to protect healthy, susceptible cattle from clostridial disease.Product Features:Provides 7-way protection against major clostridial diseasesSupports comprehensive livestock health management programsHelps protect herd health and productivityIdeal for routine vaccination schedulesConvenient 250 mL bottle with 50 dosesSuitable for use in approved livestock species as directedEasy-to-administer injectable vaccineTrusted disease prevention solution for livestock operationsSpecifications:Brand: Animal HealthProduct Name: Bar-Vac 7 Way Clostridium VaccineProduct Type: Clostridial VaccineSize: 250 mLDose Count: 50 DosesProtection: 7-Way Clostridial CoverageAdministration: InjectableIntended Use: Livestock Disease PreventionHerd Size: Medium to Large Herd ApplicationsStorage: Refrigerate; Do Not FreezeUse: Follow Label Directions and Veterinary RecommendationsDosage & Administration:Cattle: Using aseptic technique, inject 5 mL subcutaneously. Repeat in 21 to 28 days and once annually.Sheep: Using aseptic technique, inject 2.5 mL subcutaneously. Repeat in 21 to 28 days and once annually.Warning:Do not vaccinate within 21 days before slaughter