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Comparative Studies On The Efficacy Of Different Vaccination Methods In The Treatment Of Bovine Papillomatosis, İbrahi̇m Çi̇mtay, Hali̇l Selçuk Bi̇ri̇ci̇k, Oktay Keski̇n, Zeli̇ha Füsun Baba
Comparative Studies On The Efficacy Of Different Vaccination Methods In The Treatment Of Bovine Papillomatosis, İbrahi̇m Çi̇mtay, Hali̇l Selçuk Bi̇ri̇ci̇k, Oktay Keski̇n, Zeli̇ha Füsun Baba
Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences
The aim of this study was to compare the efficacy of autogenous, species-specific and herd-specific vaccination in the treatment of bovine papillomatosis. This study was performed on 24 female Holstein cattle aged between 8 and 17 months in the same herd. The animals were divided into three vaccination groups (eight cattle in each group) as autogenous, species-specific and herd-specific. A dose of 10 ml per animal was inoculated subcutaneously every 10 days, for a total of three times. The recovery status of the animals was checked for 3 months at 15-day intervals. In this study, all the animals fully recovered …
Comparison Of Autogenous Vaccine And Autohaemotherapy Administrations In The Treatment Of Bovine Papillomatosis, Hali̇l Selçuk Bi̇ri̇ci̇k, Oktay Keski̇n, İbrahi̇m Çi̇mtay, Zeli̇ha Füsun Baba
Comparison Of Autogenous Vaccine And Autohaemotherapy Administrations In The Treatment Of Bovine Papillomatosis, Hali̇l Selçuk Bi̇ri̇ci̇k, Oktay Keski̇n, İbrahi̇m Çi̇mtay, Zeli̇ha Füsun Baba
Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences
The objective of this study was to compare the efficacy of autogenous vaccine, autohaemotherapy and autogenous vaccine-autohaemotherapy combinations in the treatment of bovine papillomatosis. The study was performed on 27 cattle aged between 1 and 2.5 years. The animals were divided into three groups (nine in each group) as autogenous vaccine, autohaemotherapy and autogenous vaccine-autohaemotherapy combinations. Doses of 10 ml per animal were injected subcutaneously at weekly intervals, a total of four times in the autogenous vaccine group. In the autohaemotherapy group, blood withdrawn from the jugular vein was administered at three-day intervals, a total of four times, in 40 …