Nobivac Lyme | Essential Vaccine for Tick Prevention

The Nobivac Lyme Vaccine is extremely effective in helping dogs avoid Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacterium responsible for Lyme disease transmitted by infected ticks. This vaccine prevents the signs associated with Lyme disease, such as joint pain, fever, kidney damage, and long-term health issues. It is recommended for dogs that reside in or visit areas where Lyme disease is common. Nobivac Lyme offers necessary protection and contributes to the general health of dogs.

Benefits:

• Prevents Lyme Disease – It guards against Borrelia burgdorferi, hence there is a reduced chance of infection.
• Reduces Severe Symptoms - Reduces the rates at which joint pain, fever, and probable kidney damage will occur in Lyme disease.
• Safe for Puppies & Adults - For puppies and adults alike with proper veterinary consultation.
• Necessary for At-Risk Dogs - For dogs in tick areas, such as wood and grassy areas.
• Supports Long-Term Health – Assures a strong immune response against Lyme disease.

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Why should I vaccinate my dog against Lyme disease?

Lyme disease may cause serious joint pain, fever, kidney issues, and other long-term health complications. Nobivac Lyme Vaccine offers your dog important protection, especially if the animal is exposed to tick-infested areas.

How often does my dog need the Nobivac Lyme vaccine?

Puppies and unvaccinated dogs typically receive an initial two-dose series, followed by an annual booster as recommended by a veterinarian.

Dosage & Administration:

Allow the vaccine to warm to room temperature before use. Mix well. Inject one dose (1mL) subcutaneously using a 22 gauge or larger sterile needle. The initial dose may be given at 8 weeks of age or older. Repeat dose 2 to 4 weeks later. Two doses are required for primary immunization.

Contact your veterinarian or manufacturer for more information on revaccination frequency.

Precautions:

• Store at 2°-8°C (35°-46°F).
• Do not freeze.
• Use new, non-chemically sterilized needles and syringes.
• Do not mix with other products.
• In case of human exposure, contact a physician.

Warnings:

• Contains gentamicin and amphotericin B as preservatives.
• Transient soft tissue swelling may occur at the injection site.
• Vaccinate only healthy, non-parasitized dogs.
• This product has not been tested on pregnant bitches.
• The use of a biological product may produce anaphylaxis and/or other inflammatory immune-mediated hypersensitivity reactions. Antidote: Epinephrine, corticosteroids, and antihistamines may all be indicated depending on the nature and severity of the reaction.

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FAQ

For what is the Nobivac Lyme Vaccine used?

It protects dogs against Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease transmitted by the tick vectors.

How is it administered?

Subcutaneously, by a veterinarian. A primary course of one dose, followed by a booster.

What age can it be given to?

Puppies: The first dose can be administered as early as 8 weeks of age, then a booster can be given 2-4 weeks later. Annual revaccination is recommended.

Is this vaccine necessary if my dog is on a tick prevention program?

While tick prevention decreases the risk of Lyme disease, no method is 100% effective. Vaccination of your dog adds an extra layer of protection, especially in those high-risk areas where ticks can be very common.

Are there any side effects from the Nobivac Lyme Vaccine?

Generally, it is well tolerated; however, it may be associated with mild side effects, such as soreness at the injection site, mild fever, or lethargy. Rarely does a serious reaction occur, and if one suspects this, immediately consult with a veterinarian.