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Vademecum PORCINE
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AUTOVACCINES &
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Autovac. Actinobacillus Mycoplasma spp.
Use Prevention of pneumonias and polyserositis produced by the association of Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniea in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung. Optionally send the isolated strains.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations Since these autovaccines include Mycoplasma it is advisable to reduce the vaccination age of the piglets and eliminate vaccination of the sows.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Actinobacillus
Use Prevention of pneumonias and septicemias produced by Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung and mediastinal lymph nodes, tracheal swab. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. Vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets at the time of weaning and 21-30 days after. The timing of this vaccination can be modified to adapt it to the management conditions of each farm. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations In the case of respiratory problems we recommend inclusion in the autovaccine of the strains of Mycoplasma that may have been isolated on the farm.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. A. pyogenes
Use Prevention of the metritis, osteomyelitis, abscesses, septicemias and purulent infections produced by Arcanobacterium pyogenes in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Abscess swab, uterine swab, organs. Optionally send the isolated strains.
Composition Inactivated bacterial bodies of Arcanobacterium pyogenes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate all the animals at any productive moment with an interval of 30 days. Via the subcutaneous route.
Observations Handling and hygiene, as well as primary infections must be improved before deciding to use the autovaccine
Presentation Bottle containing 50 doses.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Brachispira spp.
Use Prevention of dysentery and diarrheas produced by Brachyspira hyodisenteriae and/or Brachyspira pilosicoli in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Feces (20 ml), bowel loop. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Delivery dates From the ordering date, 20-25 days (previously isolated strain; delivery subject to variations depending on growth of the strain).
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Brachyspira hyodisenteriae and/or Brachyspira pilosicoli lyophilized with liposomes and inactivated bacterial bodies. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. Vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets at the time of weaning and 21-30 days after. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations The only vaccine available on the market for preventing problems of porcine dysentery.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Escherichia coli
Use Prevention of the diarrheas and edematous disease produced by different strains of Escherichia coli in piglets (maternity and transition).
Samples required for preparation Rectal swab or bowel loop. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Inactivated bacterial bodies of Escherichia coli. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. In transition colibacillary problems, vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets after 15 and 30 days of life with half a dose (1 ml). Via the intramuscular route.
Observations In order to maintain the efficacy of these autovaccines, new strains should be isolated when diarrheas sporadically appear in some litters.
Shelf-life One year after the manufacturing date.
Presentation Bottle containing 50 doses.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae
Use Prevention of sudden losses and abortive processes produced by Erysipelotrix rushiopathiae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung, liver, spleen, fetus. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Erysipelotrhix rushiopathiae lyophilized with liposomes and inactivated bacterial bodies of Erysipelotrhix rushiopathiae. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Protocol. Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. Vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets at the time of weaning and 21-30 days after. Via the intramuscular route.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Haemophilus parasuis
Use Prevention of pneumonia, polyserositis, polyarthritis, meningitis and septicemias produced by Haemophilus parasuis in pigs.
Samples required for preparation According to the symptoms, lung, heart, joint fluid, tracheal swab. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Haemophilus parasuis lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. Vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets at the time of weaning and 21-30 days after. The timing of this vaccination can be modified to adapt it to the management conditions of each farm. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations In the case of respiratory problems, we recommend inclusion in the autovaccine of the strains of Mycoplasma that may have been isolated on the farm.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Haemophilus Mycoplasma spp.
Use Prevention of respiratory problems produced by the association of Haemophilus parasuis and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung of infected animal and tracheal or nasopharyngeal swab. Optionally send the isolated strains.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Haemophilus parasuis and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations Since these autovaccines include Mycoplasma, it is advisable to reduce the vaccination age of the piglets and eliminate vaccination of the sows.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Mycoplasma spp.
Use Prevention of the polyarthritis produced by Mycoplasma hyosynoviae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Affected joint or joint fluid with anticoagulant. Optionally send the isolated strains.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Mycoplasma hyosynoviae lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations We recommend the preparation of autovaccines against Mycoplasma hyosynoviae in combination with Streptococcus suis if the latter has been isolated.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Mycoplasma spp
Use Prevention of enzootic pneumonia produced by Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung of sick animals, nasal swabs. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Mycoplasma pleuropneumoniae lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations Piglets are infected by Mycoplasma in the first weeks of life; it is therefore advisable to vaccinate the piglets at an early age and avoid vaccinating the sows in order to prevent vaccinal interferences.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Pasteurella Mycoplasma spp.
Use Prevention of pneumonias and polyserositis produced by the association of Pasteurella multocida and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung, nasal swab. Optionally send the isolated strains.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Pasteurella multocida and Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations Since these autovaccines include Mycoplasma it is advisable to reduce the vaccination age of the piglets and eliminate vaccination of the sows.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Pasteurella spp.
Use Prevention of pneumonias produced by Pasteurella multocida in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Lung, nasal swab. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Pasteurella multocida lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. Vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets at the time of weaning and 21-30 days after. The timing of this vaccination can be modified to adapt it to the management conditions of each farm. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations In the case of respiratory problems we recommend inclusion in the autovaccine of the strains of Mycoplasma that may have been isolated on the farm.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Salmonella
Use Prevention of the digestive problems and septicemias produced by different species of Salmonella in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Rectal swab, small bowel, organs. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Composition Inactivated bacterial bodies of Salmonella spp. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Vaccinate and revaccinate sows 50 and 20 days before birthing. Apply a memory dose in each gestation. Vaccinate and revaccinate replacement females in the same way. In transition or feeding stage problems, vaccinate and revaccinate the piglets at weaning and 30 days after. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations Salmonellosis is a very important zoonosis, and work is currently underway to eradicate it from pigs and eggs of avian species.
Presentation Bottle containing 50 doses.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Staphylococcus hyicus
Use Prevention of dermatitis and polyarthritis produced by Staphylococcus hyicus in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Skin swab, joint fluid, joint swab. Optionally send the isolated strain.
Delivery dates From the ordering date, 10 days (previously isolated strain).
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Staphylococcus hyicus lyophilized with liposomes and inactivated bacterial bodies. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in the piglets, with an interval of 21-30. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Streptococcus suis y M. hyosinoviae
Use Prevention of joint problems produced by the association of Streptococcus suis and Mycoplasma hyosynoviae in pigs.
Samples required for preparation Joint, joint fluid with anticoagulant. Optionally send the isolated strains.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Streptococcus suis and Mycoplasma hyosynoviae and bacterial bodies of Streptococcus suis lyophilized with liposomes. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days. First dose after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations Since these autovaccines include Mycoplasma it is advisable to reduce the vaccination age of the piglets and eliminate vaccination of the sows.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
Autovac. Streptococcus suis
Use Prevention of meningitis, joint and respiratory problems produced by Streptococcus suis in pigs.
Samples required for preparation According to the symptoms, send the brain (head) or a brain tissue swab, joint fluid with anticoagulant (or a joint swab) or lung. Optionally, send the isolated strain.
Composition Exopolysaccharides of Streptococcus suis lyophilized with liposomes and inactivated bacterial bodies of Streptococcus suis. Adjuvant: Aluminum hydroxide.
Recommended protocol Two doses in piglets with an interval of 21-30 days after 15 days of life. Consult the laboratory to adjust the protocol according to the appearance of symptoms. Via the intramuscular route.
Observations According to our studies, the combined vaccination of sows and piglets is not advisable, due to interference with maternal immunity. Optimum protection of the piglets is obtained with the previously mentioned protocol.
Presentation Boxes of 50 doses with two bottles: lyophilized component and adjuvant.
Resuspension of the lyophilized autovaccine
- Before application, allow the preparation to reach room temperature. Dilute the lyophilized tablet with 2 ml of aluminum hydroxide, stir well and mix with the rest of adjuvant. Administer immediately after resuspension.
- The autovaccine is marketed ready for use. Before administration, allow the product to reach room temperature.
Delivery dates Ten days after the ordering date (previously isolated strain).
Posology Dose per animal: 1 ml.
Shelf-life One year after manufacture.
Storage In a cool place protected from light. Do not freeze.
Suppression time None.
Side effects Exceptionally, the use of immunological products may cause hypersensitivity problems.
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