What's the safest flu vaccination?

[BYR]

We need to get our flu vaccinations done to compete at a certain venue that it is compulsory at.

Can anyone recommend the safest one to have?

I believe i have been told that the non combined one is best?

We basially just want the easiest safest thing so we comply with the rules without risking complications.

Thanks

 

[Happy Hunter]

most vet preactices will have their 'favourites' - We generally dont ask, just make sure the stamp in the passport is in the right spot!

I would honestly say, the most effective is the one thats applied correctly!
Ring the vet and have a chat.
You might find that if your not vaccinated currently then you will need a series of jabs over the next 90? days to be able to compete

 

[Archangel]

My mare had several bad reactions to the flu jab. This year she had ProteqFlu-Te (combined flu/tet) with Flunexin a strong analgesic to lessen any possible reaction. She was fine.

My vet always jabs the chest rather than the neck to avoid trouble.

Looking at her passport it was Equip F that gave her the bad reaction in previous years.

 

[Blaise]

Mine have always been done with Prequenza for flu on it's own and Prequenza TE for both. Never in a good many years have we had problems