Article published the March 27, 2024
INTRODUCTIONSalmonella spp. is the second most prevalent zoonotic pathogen in the European Union, and strictly related to poultry production, responsible for 60,050 human gastrointestinal infections during 2021. In terms of the most significant serovars, Salmonella Enteritidis and Salmonella Typhimurium accounted for approximately 54.6% and 11.4% of the reported cases, respectively. However, salmo ...
Video published on March 7, 2024
Jesús Rubio, Global Marketing Manager of Calier Poultry, talks about avian salmonellosis and its immunity levels.
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Jesús Rubio, Poultry Biologicals Project Manager at Calier, talks Engormix about their solutions for Salmonella vaccines for poultry in Europe and Asia.
Video published on April 10, 2023
Jesús Rubio, Poultry Biologicals Project Manager at Calier, talks Engormix about their solutions for Salmonella vaccines for poultry in Europe and Asia.
Video published on December 27, 2022
Jesús Rubio, Poultry Biologicals Project Manager of Calier, talked with Engormix about actions against Salmonella in Poultry.
Participation in Forum on October 10, 2022
Dear Sir, thanks for your question
With our program, the recommended program is 3 doses during rearing period (1st week, 6 weeks and 16 weeks) and then a vaccination during prodution at 55 weeks.
Participation in Forum on October 10, 2022
Nisar muhammad khan, many thanks for your comments
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Very interesting and need of the time. Farmers are facing great trouble in their layer flocks due to salmonellosis in the form of high mortality here in Pakistan and I think All over the world. We appreciate and welcome this great effort of preparing vaccine for salmonellosis.
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Dears,
Thank you for all your comments.
Mr Rubio's contribution is primordial for field students and actors. Thank you very much and congratulations
Participation in Forum on April 26, 2022
Vaccination during laying period depend on the type of vaccine. Obviously, using an inactivated vaccine or an injected live vaccine is not an option. However, if you have a drinking water live vaccine authorized for use in laying period with no excretion, safe and with a good level of protection you can do it. It is a decision of the veterinarian in charge and it all depends on level of infection. ...