Neonatal diarrhoea is an important and devastating disease to swine producers, responsible of a big economic impact in farms worldwide. In general, most of the neonatal infections can be prevented by passive calostral and lactogenic immunity obtained by vaccination of the sow. Neonatal diarrhoeas induced by E.coli are commonly prevented through sow vaccination that are booster vaccinated 2-3 weeks before farrowing.
Field study comparing two neonatal diarrhea vaccines in Brazil
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Swine
Based on the data presented, SUISENG® vaccination program
implemented in a farm affected by a recurrent o persistent
Colibacillosis was able to prevent the negative effects of E. coli
infection in suckling piglets; thus improving pre-weaning
mortality, the weaning weight and consequently the ADG during
the lactation period. Also in previous studies, SUISENG® has demonstrated better
levels of efficacy than other E.Coli vaccines, even though this is
the first study in Brazil demonstrating such levels of lactation
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