Clostridium Perfringens C and D Antitoxin Calves, Cattle, Lambs, Goat and Pig Vaccine

Protect your livestock when it matters most with Clostridium Perfringens C and D Antitoxin Calves, Cattle, Lambs, Goat and Pig Vaccine. This antitoxin provides immediate, short-term protection against enterotoxemia (overeating disease), helping you respond quickly during high-risk situations.

Clostridium Perfringens C & D Antitoxin is used to help prevent enterotoxemia caused by
* Clostridium perfringens types C and D in cattle, sheep, and goats, and type C in swine.
* Provides passive immunity for rapid protection
* Protection lasts approximately 14 to 21 days
* Administered by subcutaneous (SQ) injection
* Labeled for use in cattle, sheep, goats, and swine

This product is ideal when immediate protection is needed, especially in young or at-risk animals.

This antitoxin is commonly used in livestock operations to:
* Provide rapid protection during outbreaks or high-risk periods
* Protect young, nursing animals from enterotoxemia
* Support animals during sudden diet changes or increased feed intake
* Bridge protection until a vaccine program can take effect

Immediate Protection: Delivers fast-acting antibodies when animals are most vulnerable.

Short-term Coverage: Provides protection for 14 to 21 days during critical periods.

Multi-Species Use: Approved for cattle, sheep, goats, and swine.

Flexible Application: Useful in both prevention and response situations.

Administer by subcutaneous injection using the following guidelines:
* Suckling lambs, kids, and pigs: 5 mL
* Suckling calves, feeder lambs, and pigs: 10 mL
* Feeder calves and cattle: 25 mL

Always follow label directions and consult your veterinarian for proper timing and use within your herd or flock health program.

Q: How long does protection last?

A: Protection typically lasts about 14 to 21 days.

Q: Is this the same as a vaccine?

A: No, this is an antitoxin that provides immediate, short-term protection. Vaccines are used for longer-term immunity.

Q: When should I use this product?

A: It is commonly used in young animals, during diet changes, or when there is a higher risk of enterotoxemia.

If you need help deciding how to use this product alongside your vaccination program, reach out to your veterinarian or technical service team for guidance.

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