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vaccine contains the fully virulant form of the disease ausing agent.
ex: Anaplasmosis |
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| Modified Live Virus Vaccine (MLV) |
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contains live viruses that have lost their virulence, but retain the ability to induce protective immunity.
ex: Canine Distemper |
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| Killed Virus Vaccine (Inactivated) |
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prepared from killed viruses, and usually also contains an immune stimulating chemical.
ex: Rabies |
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| Immune stimulating chemical used in vaccinations. |
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| Contains live bacteria that have lost their virulence, but retained their ability to induce protective immunity. |
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prepared from whole killed bacteria.
ex: Lepto |
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contains harmless, live virus for bacteria that is genetically enginered to create proteins that induce immunity to the pathogenic vius or bacteria that normally produces them.
ex: FeLV |
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contains only specific antigenic protiens of the infectious agent.
ex: Lyme Disease |
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a toxin treated by heat or chemical agent to destroy its harmful properties without destroying its ability to simulate the production of antibodies.
ex: Tetanus |
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prepared from only one strain or species of microorganism.
ex: Rabies, West Nile Virus |
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prepared from multiple strains or species of microorganism.
ex: DHLP-P FVRCP, Clostridium 7-way |
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| injected into the connective tissue beneath the skin. |
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| delivered intradermal, subcutaneously, or intramuscularly by air pressure. |
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applied to mucous membrane of surface.
ex: intranasal |
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| Rabies, Distemper, Adenovirus (CAV-1, CAV-2), Parvovirus |
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| Rabies, Feline Viral Rhinotracheitus/Calicivirus, Panleukopenia |
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