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Safety of the combination of UNISTRAIN® PRRS and GRIPORK® in a mass vaccination programme in sows

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Safety of the combination of UNISTRAIN® PRRS and GRIPORK® in a mass vaccination programme in sows

Several vaccination programmes are implemented in sows. Therefore, combination vaccines to reduce the number of shots without compromising safety and efficacy are required to improve animal welfare and reduce farmers' daily workload. As further information on the combination of UNISTRAIN® PRRS and GRIPORK® was required, this study to assess the safety of this combination was carried out.

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IPVS Congress China, 2018

Data

12 lug 2018

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De Lucas, L.; Miranda, J.; Galé, l.

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The safety of the combined administration of UNISTRAIN® PRRS and GRIPORK® is confirmed with regard to all the evaluated parameters (local and systemic reactions, rectal temperature and sow reproductive performance). Solutions are needed to reduce the number of injections performed on sows, so the combination of UNISTRAIN® PRRS and GRIPORK® is an alternative.

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UNISTRAIN® PRRS

GRIPORK®

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