Preventable Illness Vaccines

Equine:
Eastern/Western Equine Encephalomyelitis (EEE/WEE)
Protects against mosquito-borne viruses that cause brain inflammation.

West Nile Virus (WNV)
Protects against a mosquito-transmitted disease that can cause neurological symptoms.

Tetanus
Protects against Clostridium tetani, a bacterium found in soil that can cause muscle stiffness and spasms.

Rabies
Protects against a fatal viral disease that can be transmitted to humans.

Goat:
Clostridial Vaccine (CD&T) Protects against
Clostridium perfringens Type C and D (Enterotoxemia): Often called "overeating disease," it can cause sudden death. Protects against tetanus, which can be introduced through wounds, especially after castration or kidding.

Schedule:
Kids: First dose at 6–8 weeks, booster 3–4 weeks later.

Adults: Annual booster or after injuries/surgery. b. Rabies (where legally required or risk is present) Protects against the rabies virus, which is almost always fatal once symptoms appear.

Schedule: Administer annually after 3 months of age, especially if there is a local risk.

Sheep:
Please call to see what is offered. 
336-627-9600

Pigs:
Please call to see what is offered.
336-627-9600

Cattle:
Please call to see what is offered.
336-627-9600