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4. Paramyxovirus (PMV) Vaccine

Educational content for breeders — not a substitute for veterinary advice. Doses and treatments here are general; actual diagnosis and treatment must be supervised by a veterinarian.

Dosage

0.2–0.5 ml per bird depending on the product, two doses 4 weeks apart after 6 weeks of age; annual booster, preferably before the breeding or racing season if more than 10 months have passed since the last dose.

Route of administration

Subcutaneous injection at the base of the neck

Side effects

Occasionally a small swelling at the injection site

Storage

Refrigerate as per the manufacturer's instructions; do not freeze

Contraindications

Do not give to sick birds or birds under severe stress

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