Canine coronavirus vaccine from feline enteric coronavirus
AssigneeSolvay Animal Health, Inc.
InventorMichael A. Gill
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Abstract
This invention provides a vaccine which contains, per dose, an effective immunizing amount of an inactivated feline enteric coronavirus and a suitable carrier. The vaccine of this invention may also contain an adjuvant, an effective immunizing amount of a second inactivated virus and a an effective immunizing amount of an inactivated bacteria. Additionally provided by this invention is a method of immunizing a dog against disease caused by canine coronavirus involving administering to the dog a dose of the vaccine of this invention. The method of this invention may also involve administering one or more additional doses of vaccine to the dog, immunizing the dog against disease caused by a second virus and immunizing the dog against disease caused by a bacteria.
Claims19
A method of immunizing a dog against disease caused by canine coronavirus which comprises administering to the dog a dose of a feline enteric coronavirus vaccine comprising an effective immunizing amount of an inactivated feline enteric coronavirus and a suitable carrier.
A method of immunizing a dog against disease caused by canine coronavirus and disease caused by a second virus which comprises administering to the dog a dose of a vaccine comprising an effective immunizing amount of an inactivated feline enteric coronavirus, an effective immunizing amount of a second inactivated virus, and a suitable carrier.
A method of immunizing a dog against disease caused by canine coronavirus and disease caused by a second virus which comprises administering to the dog a dose of a vaccine comprising an effective immunizing amount of an inactivated feline enteric coronavirus, an effective immunizing amount of an inactivated bacteria, and a suitable carrier.
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