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Resumo:
The objective of this experimentation was to determine if circulating antibody titers to parainfluenza type-3 (PI-3) and infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR) viruses could be enhanced by a combination of vaccines. The vaccines utilized were a modified live virus vaccine administered by the intranasal route and an inactivated virus vaccine injected intramuscularly. Virus neutralization tests were conducted on sera obtained at intervals before and following vaccination. Unfortunately, the calves were apparently exposed naturally to PI-3 virus, and the responses to that virus were inconclusive. However, antibody responses to IBR virus were dramatically enhanced by the combination of the two vaccines.