Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Feline VCR
Spanish translation:
vacunas contra la rinotraqueitis o herpesvirus felino (HVF-1) y el calicivirus felino (CVF)
English term
Feline VCR
a) A color photo and identifying description of the pet;
b) Attending veterinarian's name, address and telephone number;
c) Veterinary certificates of spaying or neutering, rabies, distemper combination, parvovirus, feline leukemia testing, feline VRC and other inoculations when applicable;
4 | vacunas contra la rinotraqueitis o herpesvirus felino (HVF-1) y el calcivirus felino (CVF) | Charles Davis |
Apr 20, 2016 19:36: lorenab23 changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Apr 26, 2016 18:06: Charles Davis changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/1154741">Maria Andrade's</a> old entry - "Feline VCR "" to ""vacunas contra la rinotraqueitis o herpesvirus felino (HVF-1) y el calcivirus felino (CVF)""
PRO (3): JohnMcDove, Kirsten Larsen (X), lorenab23
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Proposed translations
vacunas contra la rinotraqueitis o herpesvirus felino (HVF-1) y el calcivirus felino (CVF)
"Feline viral rhinotracheitis (feline herpesvirus) and feline calicivirus. These viruses account for up to 90% of all cases of infectious upper respiratory diseases in cats. Once infected, many cats never completely rid themselves of the virus. These “carrier” cats serve as a major source of infection to other cats. Vaccination against these viruses is highly recommended for all cats. This vaccine, known as FVRC, is a combination vaccine, called a “bivalent” vaccine. It is frequently combined with feline parvovirus (above) and referred to as a “trivalent” vaccine called FVRCP."
http://traditionalcats.com/education/medical/currentvaxrecs0...
"Dentro del primer grupo (esenciales) tenemos las vacunas contra:
- Panleucopenia felina (PLF)
- Rinotraqueitis o Herpesvirus felino (HVF-1)
- Calcivirus felino (CVF)
- Rabia"
http://www.migato.net/documentos/vacunacion.pdf
"2. Vacuna contra la Rinotraqueítis o Herpesvirus felino (HVF-1).
3. Vacuna contre el Calicivirus felino (CVF). Este y el anterior son los
dos de los principales causantes del Complejo respiratorio felino,
enfermedad que en adultos produce una alta morbilidad, pudiendo
ser fatal en cachorros no tratados o inmunosuprimidos."
http://www.veterinariarubio.com.pe/archivos/1/VACUNACION.pdf
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Note added at 11 hrs (2016-04-21 00:36:26 GMT)
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IMPORTANTE: hay una errata en la respuesta: por "calcivirus", léase "calicivirus".
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Note added at 11 hrs (2016-04-21 00:50:49 GMT)
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Como se trata de una vacuna combinada administrada en una sola dosis, me parece que se podría poner "vacuna bivalente contra..."
Discussion
http://www.zoetis.co.cr/products/gatos/felocell-crv.aspx
"Felocell CRV parece ser que es una triple vírica (Rinotraqueitis, Panleucopenia, Calicivirus). Lo normal es dos dosis iniciales con 3 semanas de diferencia y luego una de refuerzo cada año. Es la misma que la versifell...."
http://solomininos.com/smf/salud-y-cuidados/vacunacion-revac...
http://www.farmaciaveterinariaonline.com/es/medicamentos-vet...
¿FRV, FCV, FIV?