AXA National Dairy Show

Zoetis returns as headline sponsor of Rispoval Calf Village at AXA National Dairy Show

Zoetis returns as headline sponsor of Rispoval Calf Village at AXA National Dairy Show

Zoetis is looking forward to answering questions and supporting farmers with their calf health queries at the National Dairy Show in Millstreet.

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As the headline sponsor of the Rispoval Calf Village for the second consecutive year, Zoetis continues to demonstrate its commitment to advancing calf health.

At the show, Zoetis will be promoting key products designed to protect calves during their most vulnerable early life stages:

  • Rispoval RS+Pi3 IntraNasal - The number one intranasal RSV & Pi3 vaccine in Ireland¹, protecting calves from nine-days-old against the key pneumonia viruses.
  • Rispoval 2 - The single-dose booster that follows Rispoval RS+Pi3 IntraNasal for extended RSV and Pi3 protection.
  • Protivity - Europe’s first and only modified-live vaccine licensed for calves from one-week-old to reduce clinical signs and lung lesions caused by Mycoplasma bovis, a major contributor to chronic bovine respiratory disease.

The first 60 days in a calf’s life have a lifelong impact on their future health and productivity as dairy cows.

Together, Rispoval and Protivity provide farmers with a powerful toolkit to protect calves against key pneumonia pathogens during these critical early life stages.

Farmers visiting the Rispoval Calf Village will have the opportunity to engage directly with Zoetis’ sales representatives and veterinary manager, asking questions and receiving expert advice on calf health strategies.


¹Kynetec MAT Aug 2025

Rispoval RS+Pi3 IntraNasal and Rispoval 2 contain modified live Bovine Pi3 virus and BRSV. POM(E). Protivity lyophilisate and solvent for suspension for injection for cattle contains Mycoplasma bovis strain N2805-1, live (attenuated). POM. For further information please contact your veterinary surgeon or Zoetis, www.zoetis.ie. Use medicines responsibly (www.apha.ie). ZT/25/18/01

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