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VACCINATIONS - Cornell University

VACCINATING GOATS Dr. Mary C. Smith NYSCVM Cornell University ECA Symposium on Goat Health June 3, 1995 - revised February 2016 VACCINATIONS General Considerations: - Do not vaccinate wet animals; predisposes to abscesses. - Refrigerate vaccines. - Swab top of bottle with alcohol if dust on it (killed vaccines). - Only a sterile needle ever goes in the stock bottle. - New needle for each goat if possible. - Do not mix vaccines with other vaccines or drugs; do use a clean syringe. - Read label for meat withdrawals. - Read label for other safety concerns (soremouth). - Keep written records of vaccination dates. - Burn needles, syringes, empty or unused vials, especially soremouth. - Epinephrine is the antidote for anaphylactic reactions.

Subcutaneous injection is best. Will make lumps. Lumps last a long time if injection in skin rather than under skin. Preferable to vaccinate high on neck, have your veterinarian show you proper technigues. Kneel and drape kids across your thigh for restraint. Withdrawal period? Milk - none . Meat - read label (21 days) Tetanus Antitoxin - Not a ...

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