Nobivac FeLV Injection for Cats

Nobivac FeLV Injection for Cats
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10 x Single Dose Bottles
Single Dose Bottle

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  • Limited Stock 10 x Single Dose Bottles £211.49
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Description

Nobivac FeLV is used to vaccinate cats against Feline Leukaemia Virus. Normally 2 doses are given initially at an interval of 3-4 weeks, then a single booster is given annually. This vaccine comes as a liquid which can be mixed with Nobivac Tricat to vaccinate against Flu and Enteritis at the same time.

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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Nobivac FeLV Injection for Cats, including answers from our team.

27 June 2022 at 4:14pm

Label

Nick

Hello, does the single dose come with the little label which the vets are pilling off the bottle and stick to the vaccination card of the pet ?
Many thanks

  • VioVet Staff

Yes, each vial comes with an identity sticker attached which can be used for vaccination cards.

5 October 2021 at 6:53pm

Interval between initial vaccination doses

Ros

The recommendation is 3-4 weeks between 1st and second vaccination. Would a 5 week interval be ok?
Also - why should the data be treated for parasites prior to vaccination.
Thank you

  • VioVet Staff

The datasheet states that the second vaccine of the initial course must be 3 to 4 weeks later. Giving this 5 weeks later is off license and it is unknown how effective this would be. You should discuss this further with your vet.
Worming is not essential pre vaccination, it is likely your vet has advised worming as your pet is due this treatment.

11 October 2015 at 10:06pm

My cat had nobivac ducat and nobivac felv

Pat

He had terrible swollen paws and open mouth very irritable had to take him to emergency vet . Got pain killer and anihistamin today very slow feet slightly better how long will this last he has eaten .

  • VioVet Staff

It is very unusual to get a reaction to this vaccination at all, but it can certainly happen. When it does occur, it is usually over within 24 hours with some treatment, though occasionally may take longer. Your vet will have to help if this is needed.

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