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In a newly published study, the incidence rates of both clinical mastitis and metritis before 28 days in milk were lower, and pregnancy rates (3 time points) were higher in Amplimune-treated cows vs. placebo-treated controls.
NovaVive's immunotherapy for calf scours - Amplimune® - is now available in the New Zealand market. The product was approved for sale by Agricultural Compounds and Veterinary Medicines (ACVM) last September.
An abstract being presented at the 2021 IETS Virtual Conference summarizes data from a study showing 45% of Amplimune-treated embryo transfer recipient heifers achieved pregnancy at Day 60 vs. 28% of untreated controls.
NovaVive's immunotherapy for calf scours - Amplimune® - has received approval for sale in New Zealand by Agricultural Compounds and Veterinary Medicines (ACVM). NovaVive has appointed Agilis Vet Ltd as its NZ distributor.
Data from a University of Minnesota research study presented by Dr. Luciano Caixeta at the AABP annual conference in St. Louis, MO last week shows an economic benefit to the use of Amplimune in calves prior to shipping.
Amplimune® given to calves prior to shipment has been shown to reduce the likelihood of pneumonia on arrival. Data from a 1,360-calf study was presented at the 2019 American Dairy Science Association Annual Meeting today.