DiarrVac RCE Emulsion for Injection for Cattle
POM-VPS · Prescription (vet, pharmacist or SQP)
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What you need to buy it
Needs a prescription, which a vet, pharmacist or SQP can write.
A vet, a pharmacist or a Suitably Qualified Person (SQP) can prescribe it. Many online retailers employ an SQP who can prescribe it after asking you about your animal, so a written prescription from your vet is often not needed — though your vet can write one too.
Category: Prescription-only medicine — veterinarian, pharmacist or SQP (POM-VPS).
Same active ingredient
Licensed products containing Bovine coronavirus + Bovine rotavirus + Escherichia coli in the same form. Ask your vet before changing — strength, dosing and licensed species can differ, and the prescription must name what you buy.
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About this medicine
- Active ingredients
- Bovine coronavirus, Bovine rotavirus, Escherichia coli
- Form
- Emulsion for injection
- For
- Cattle
- Used as
- Inactivated Viral and Bacterial Vaccine
- Marketing authorisation holder
- Forte Healthcare Limited
- Authorisation number
- 27819/5000 · VMD product A013054 · Great Britain
- First authorised
- 11 March 2022
Summary of product characteristics (PDF) · VMD record · This page as data · as Markdown
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