CATTLE RAISERS COMMUNITY
INDUSTRY ALLIED
BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP® Products Earn Additional Label Claim
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ROVIDING THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF PROTECTION AGAINST IN- fectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) and bovine
viral diarrhea (BVD) viruses is critical, especially for pregnant cattle. Unprotected cows exposed to BVD Types 1 and 2 viruses may experience pregnancy loss or the delivery of weak or BVD persistently in- fected (PI) calves. To help producers further protect the cow herd, BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP® 5 and BOVI- SHIELD GOLD FP 5 HB products recently earned an additional label claim from the U.S. Department of Agriculture against fetal infection caused by (BVD) Types 1 and 2 viruses. “With the value of calves in today’s market, help-
ing protect every pregnancy has become even more important for cattle producers. The additional label claim against BVD fetal infection assures producers that our BOVI-SHIELD product can help protect the pregnancy through the critical stages of gestation, which is a benefi t for cattle producers,” said Nathan Voris, DVM, MBA, senior marketing manager, Cattle Vaccines with Zoetis. Combined with the current label claims to prevent
PI calves caused by BVD Types 1 and 2 viruses, and to aid in the prevention of abortion caused by IBR vi- rus, the BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP® 5 and BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP 5 HB product lines have the highest level of fetal protection of any reproductive vaccine available to cow-calf producers. Zoetis also offers a Fetal Protection Guarantee when
BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP 5, BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP 5 HB, CATTLEMASTER GOLD FP® and PREGGUARD GOLD FP® 10 vaccines are used in herds according to label directions. It guarantees 100 percent of calves are born free from BVD persistent infection and the herd is protected against IBR abortion. To learn more about the BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP 5
and BOVI-SHIELD GOLD FP 5 HB product lines, please contact your veterinarian, Zoetis representative, or visit
www.CattleReproVaccines.com.
24 The Cattleman March 2016
thecattlemanmagazine.com
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