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An abstract presented at the 2024 International Embryo Technology Society meeting summarizes a research study showing that a single treatment of Amplimune 7 days after parturition may help prevent metritis in dairy cows.
An abstract has been presented at the 2023 AETA & CETA/ACTE Joint Convention in Orlando, FL summarizing a study showing a positive effect of MCWF (Amplimune) on pregnancy per embryo transfer for dairy cows with one lactation.
Effective in June, 2023, all over-the-counter bovine antibiotics in the U.S. will be switched to prescription-only status. Amplimune immunotherapy offers an alternative to antibiotics that does not require a prescription.
A paper has been published in the Australian Veterinary Journal, “The innate immune stimulant Amplimune® is safe to administer to young feedlot cattle”, summarizing a research study conducted by CSIRO.
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.