中文 ZH

{{preferredCountry.name !== 'global' ? preferredCountry.title : 'Global'}} Global Country {{preferredCountry.code}} Global

Web 内容查看器

Comparative study of two vaccines against neonatal diarrhea on a Canadian commercial farm

主页知识 Comparative study of two vaccines against neonatal diarrhea on a Canadian commercial farm

关于该文章

摘要

Neonatal diarrhea currently continues to be one of the pathologies that has the highest cost for producers and E. coli is still one of the primary triggers among the infectious agents that cause neonatal diarrhea in pigs. The current study shows differing diarrhea-preventive effects of the two vaccines evaluated. Thus, Vaccine A (SUISENG®) exhibited a 6-fold lower incidence of diarrhea in suckling piglets from gilts vaccinated with it than in suckling piglets from gilts vaccinated with its competitor, Vaccine B. Moreover, Vaccine A (SUISENG®) showed greater safety than Vaccine B by causing a smaller increase in post-vaccination body temperature and by not showing any local or general type reactions, which may end in abortion and the resultant economic loss to the producer.