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Trademark: Equi-Flu I
*Equine influenza can be spread on
tiny moisture particles exhaled by
infected animals — especially when
horses are stabled together.
Now, horses can be protected against
exposure with an entirely different,
new equine influenza vaccine. Equi-
Flu II, a unique combination prod­
uct, contains both types A-l and
A-2 equine strains plus four selected
strains of human virus.
6QUI-FLU E
unique equine-human
virus combination
Equi-Flu II has been extensively
field tested since 1963 — in track
horses, on breeding farms and in
private stables. In all cases, it dem­
onstrated a high assurance of safety
and effectiveness. Only a small 2 cc.
dose is required—two injections the
first year, one per year thereafter.
Advantages
Contains both equine and human virus
strains.
o Provides fast antibody response.
© Two to four week interval between doses
permits your veterinarian to adminster
on same schedule as “encephalo” vac­
cine or tetanus toxoid,
c Minimal incidence of reactions sets sig­
nificantly higher standard of safety.
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AVAILABLE ONLY
THROUGH YOUR VETERINARIAN
Jensen-Salsbery Laboratories
Division of Richardson-Merre
21st St., Kansas City. Mo. 64141