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Thatâs especially true when it comes to the leg labeled health, and thatâs reason enough, Baker says, to consider vaccinating your calves at branding or turnout. Traditionally, the recommendation has been to wait until calves are at least four months old before administering any vaccines. That way, goes the conventional wisdom, thereâs a reduced chance that the antibodies in the colostrum will cancel the effects of the vaccine.
Cows and Bulls 4-6 weeks Prior to Breeding. 1. Viral respiratory vaccine (IBR, BVD, PI3, BRSV) with Campylobacter fetus (Vibriosis) and 5-way Leptospirosis-Fetal Protection (FP) product preferred. If the cow is pregnant at the time of vaccination, use a killed vaccine product to reduce the risk of accidental abortion.ertain modified live vaccines can be used in pregnant animals but only if used strictly according to label directions. 2. 7 way Clostridial (Blackleg)-necessary if under 2 years of age. Optional after that depending on the exposure risk of the herd. 3. Deworm-perform at least twice per year (spring and summer).