Intradermal needle-free vaccination has become an interesting way to tackle many of the challenges the swine industry is facing these days.
From biosecurity related aspects to animal welfare, user safety, and muscle tissue damage, the intradermal route through a needle-free device could play a key role in improving all these aspects, while ensuring improved efficacy compared with conventional routes. Let´s learn more about this route.
Videos & Publications about the Intradermal Route
The intradermal needle-free piglets started feed intake 24h earlier than the intramuscular group. Low feed intake after weaning is a factor that negatively contributes to performance during the nursery phase.READ MORE
Our data indicate a high effectiveness of both vaccination strategies but vaccination after weaning seems to be the most profitable in terms of labour costs calculated per one applied dose of the vaccine.READ MORE
Our findings revealed the potential for ASF and PRRSV transmission through needles during vaccination. On the other hand, applying intradermal vaccines with a needle-free device inhibits both transmission.READ MORE
The intradermal needle-free piglets started feed intake 24h earlier than the intramuscular group. Low feed intake after weaning is a factor that negatively contributes to performance during the nursery phase.READ MORE