TruFel FeLV Vaccine for Cats, 25 Doses

Killed FeLV Vaccine for Veterinary Use

Product Description

TruFel FeLV is a killed-virus feline leukemia vaccine for healthy cats. The 1 mL injectable vaccine is administered by a veterinarian using aseptic technique, with an initial dose followed by a second dose 3–4 weeks later. Revaccination frequency should be determined with a veterinarian based on FeLV exposure risk and individual needs.

NOTICE: This item requires Express shipping due to the perishable nature of this product. Express orders are shipped Monday-Wednesday. Cannot be shipped to a PO Box. Product can only be shipped to the continental US.

Benefits

FeLV Protection: Helps vaccinate healthy cats against feline leukemia virus.

Two-Dose Series: Second dose is required 3–4 weeks after first dose.

Standard Dose: Each vaccination dose is 1 mL per cat.

Route Options: Can be administered intramuscularly or subcutaneously.

Veterinary Use: Designed for professional administration using aseptic technique.

Ingredients

Active Ingredient: Feline Leukemia Virus (killed/inactivated).

Inactive Ingredients: Thimerosal, neomycin, polymyxin B, and amphotericin B.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions/ Directions for Use

Aseptic Technique: Administer using aseptic technique.

Dose Amount: Inject 1 mL per dose.

Second Dose: Repeat vaccination in 3–4 weeks.

Route Options: Administer IM or SQ as directed.

Booster Guidance: Revaccination schedule should be determined by a veterinarian.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

Patient	Dose	Route	Schedule

Healthy cats 10 weeks+

1 mL

IM or SQ

Repeat in 3–4 weeks

Additional Information

Precautions

Do Not Mix: Do not mix with other products unless the label directs.

Not a Diluent: Do not use TruFel FeLV as a diluent for live vaccines.

Shake Well: Shake well before use.

Storage: Store in the dark at 2–8°C (35–46°F); do not freeze.

Use After Opening: Use entire contents when first opened.

Possible Side Effects

Lethargy: Temporary lethargy has been reported after vaccination.

Injection Discomfort: Some cats may show temporary discomfort after injection.

Local Reactions: Mild local reactions may occur at the injection site.

Monitor Signs: Observe for unusual reactions after vaccination.

Seek Vet Help: Contact a veterinarian if adverse reactions persist.