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Ceva Santé Animale

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415 Followers 32 Publications

Ceva Swine Franchise is committed to providing treatments and supports services to farmers, and veterinarians to prevent disease and to maintain quality of life and good health in animals, as this contributes directly to wider issue of public health and human welfare.

Injectables Non-steroidal Internal Actinobacillosis/porcine pleuropneumonia Aujeszky's disease Autogenous vaccines Circovirus/PCV Clostridiosis Influenza/flu Erysipelas Mycoplasma/Enzootic pneumonia Parvovirus PRRS Hormones

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Ceva Santé Animale

415 Followers 32 Publications

Activity Products 10 Calendar Events 1 Publications 32 News 72 Sponsored articles on 333 76

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Pork consumer trends. An overview of Europe and Asia

In this recorded webinar, Spanish analyst Guillem Burset talks about pork consumer trends based on a questionnaire he sent to 200 directors of meat plants, processors, industries, and other significant operators.

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Diarrhea in neonatal pigs: preventive strategies using vaccination

In the first article of this series, the four specialists shared with us about the increase in neonatal diarrhea problems and explained which were the main causative agents according to their experience. In this article, we will address preventive strategies using vaccination methods.

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What insemination method should I use?

We continue our series of articles in which swine reproduction and artificial insemination expert Javier Gil shares key points about proper management to improve fertility and prolificacy. This article addresses the criteria to establish correct insemination methods.

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Antibiotic reduction strategies for pig farms: Do we see a correlation with nursery increased mortality?

In the fourth article of our series, we review the opinions from our group of global swine health experts on the potential relationship, if any, between the rise in nursery mortality that some countries have observed over the last few years and antibiotic reduction strategies.

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Antibiotic reduction strategies for pig farms: Successful strategies at the farm level (Part 1)

In this second article of our series, our swine health experts share their perspectives on the most important strategies for the reduction of antibiotic use in their respective countries.

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Antibiotic reduction strategies for pig farms: Perspective from global pig health experts

In this first article of our series, we will compare and contrast the perspectives of four pig health experts from some of the most important pork producing countries (i.e. USA, Italy, Denmark and Spain) on antibiotic reduction strategies for pig farms.

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Time to rethink Mycoplasma surveillance protocols for gilt introduction to negative sow herds

Traditional surveillance protocols for Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae should not become a tradition. In this article, the authors give us their field-based research approach for an updated surveillance protocol with increased diagnostic accuracy.

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Post-cervical insemination

For several years now, post-cervical insemination has become common on most pig farms. In this article we review with Javier Gil, a specialist in swine reproduction and artificial insemination, what to keep in mind in order to do this technique correctly.

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Alternative batch farrowing systems on large farms

We propose a 2.5-week batch management system with weaning on several consecutive days.

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Tips for cervical insemination

Despite being a well-known technique, mistakes are still made with its application on farms, and questions are raised that we will try to answer.

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COVID-19 and pig viruses – what can we learn?

Lessons learnt from two of the most important virologists of the north American swine industry, Dra. Torremorell and Dra. Culhane, from other coronavirus outbreaks than spread globally within the swine industry.

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Tips for heat detection

In the first part of this article series we addressed how to correctly stimulate oestrus. In this article we continue talking with swine reproduction specialist, Javier Gil Pascual, focusing on heat detection.

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Flu control: don’t forget the piglet!

Nurse sows may represent a source of infection to the newly adopted pigs.

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Tips to stimulate gilts and sows coming into heat

In a series of articles, swine reproduction and insemination specialist, Javier Gil Pascual, addresses the key aspects of oestrus stimulation and detection, and insemination.

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Acclimation strategies in gilts to control Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae: what strategies can we use?

Exposure methods: natural, intranasal, intra-tracheal, aerosol or vaccination.

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60% of 333 users believe that semen doses rotation is useful, but is it really?

Some routines are widely used on the daily work of pig farms and we can even think that there is some good logic behind them, but have they been scientifically tested?

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Which route of exposure is best for Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae gilt acclimation?

Intranasal and intratracheal inoculation routes as well as aerosolization with foggers are discussed.

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Serotyping of Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae field isolates by PCR

A newly produced PCR-based test can help assigning all known App serotypes, which can be used to select the most appropriate vaccine.

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Are we ready to recognize African Swine Fever in the field?

Depending on the virulence of the strain and the route of exposure, the disease may have four different presentations and early detection can be a challenge due to the lack of specific clinical signs.

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Cases of reproductive failure around mating: as real as life itself

Management of dead semen, data analysis, vaccinations,... These are some examples that we will deal with in the following 6 case studies.

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Fecal transplantation and prevention of porcine circovirus associated disease

The gut microbiome provides an alternative tool for control and prevention of diseases.

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Genetics-ReproductionArticle

Advances in artificial insemination in nulliparous sows

The morphological differences in the cervical wall and canal between multiparous and nulliparous sows require deep AI devices adapted to the characteristics of the nulliparous.

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Optimal on-farm semen doses management: key points to control

Occasionally, breeders end up using semen with a suboptimal fertilizing ability due to inadequate storage conditions.

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Preparing the gilts: production

We talk about weight and age at mating, stall adaptation, flushing, how to perform heat detection and insemination, the convenience or inconvenience of segregating the gilts

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Preparing the gilt: Health aspects

Joan Aparicio and Lluís Ferrer share their experience on how to prepare the replacement animals with Joan Wennberg.

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Replacement acclimation practices for Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae used in Europe

Gilt acclimation was performed in 78% surveyed European farms; vaccination, alone or combined with natural exposure to infected animals, was the main used strategy.

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Key points for the elimination of M. hyopneumoniae

Three factors must be taken into account when defining the viability of the elimination of M. hyopneumoniae on each farm: negative replacements, cost and return on investment, and risk of re-infection.

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Controlling Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae infections in the field

No single strategy will confer total protection. A well-orchestrated combination of various methods adjusted to a single production unit or system will be needed.

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Internal biosecurity: The enemy at home

Frequently, diseases become established on a farm because we culture them.

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The five most common biosecurity mistakes

Curiously, when I started to think about it, what I had considered as my number one mistake for most of my professional life became the fifth in importance.

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