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What's New?
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1 Jan 2007
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Improve your drinking water vaccination with Vac-SafeTM
Improve your drinking water vaccination with Vac-SafeTM Although drinking water vaccination is often preferred as the ideal technique for the vaccination of large numbers of birds, there are many things ...
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22 Mar 2005
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Vaccination by injection - the dos and don'ts
The arrival on the market of inactivated injectable vaccines in the early 1980s was a significant and welcome development for the poultry industry. It immediately reduced the reliance on the use of live ...
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25 Nov 2004
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First 5 in 1 poultry vaccine launched
Intervet has launched the UK’s first inactivated 5 in 1 vaccine for protection against some of the most common disease challenges encountered in layer and breeder units. NOBILIS® RT + IBmulti + ND + EDS ...
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8 Mar 2004
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Eryvac repackaged for convenience
Intervet UK’s Erysipelas vaccine Eryvac, widely used for the control of post-dipping lameness in sheep, is now available in convenient 5x100ml, 1000-dose poultry packs. Eryvac is indicated for the ...
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10 Feb 2004
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Inactivated IB variant vaccine launched by Intervet
The latest addition to the Intervet range of vaccines, and the fifth poultry vaccine to be launched by the company in the last 12 months, is NOBILIS® IBmulti+ND+EDS. This new product is the UK’s first ...
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25 Nov 2003
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Persistence pays off
David Barron of Animal Aids in Wincanton is a direct marketer’s dream, as he religiously fills in and returns just about all the forms he receives in the post. This time his persistence has paid off and ...
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25 Sep 2003
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New vaccine keeps Mycoplasma at bay
Mycoplasma are very simple bacteria. However, despite their simplicity they can still cause significant problems in chickens. Mycoplasma gallisepticum (M.g.) is the most important species as far as chickens ...
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11 Sep 2003
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Intervet continues to support the UK broiler industry
Intervet UK is again the main sponsor of the NFU Autumn Poultry Meat Conference, demonstrating its continued commitment to poultry producers.Intervet is the UK’s biggest supplier of vaccines to broiler ...
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3 Sep 2003
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Vaccination administration techniques - Drinking Water
The success or failure of vaccination depends almost entirely on how the vaccine is administered. Here, Intervet’s poultry veterinary adviser, Dr. Tibor Cserep provides an in-depth look at the most widely ...
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23 Jun 2003
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Salmonella and its control – opinions of the experts
Earlier this year, Intervet brought together a group of experts from the fields of public health, poultry production, veterinary medicine and the pharmaceutical industry for a discussion forum on the ...
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