June 1, 2021 – Cuxhaven, Germany On May 27th Dr. Heike Bigmore (Vaxxinova) and Dr. Twan van Gerwe (EW Nutrition) focussed on the role of vaccination in effective antibiotic reduction programs in production animals.The seminar was hosted by EW Nutrition. The full seminar is available via this link.
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May 17, 2022 – Cuxhaven, Germany Vaxxinova is pleased to announce the forthcoming expansion of our services to our valued customers in Poland. From 16th May 2022, Krzysztof Chudzik DVM, PhD will be the point of contact for all matters related to autogenous vaccines for poultry in Poland. Dr. Chudzik is a trained veterinarian, specialised […]
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January 8, 2024 – Cuxhaven, Germany From January 18th to 20th, 2024, Leipzig hosts the largest veterinary trade fair and the leading industry event in the German-speaking region. Exchange and knowledge transfer on all aspects of the veterinary profession are part of the program.Vaxxinova invites you to their satellite symposium on Thursday Jan. 18 – […]
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May 6, 2021 – Cuxhaven, Germany On May 27th, 2021 at 4 PM CET Dr. Heike Bigmore, KAM with Vaxxinova Autogenous Vaccines GmbH, will talk about the use of autogenous vaccines as a tool in disease control and mitigation of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in animal production. The webinar, hosted by EW Nutrition, is titled Autogenous […]
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Dutch farmers Magazine “Boerderij” published an article on autogenous vaccines in its June 16, 2020 edition. The article mentions how autogenous vaccines can contribute to reduced antibiotic use in swine and Vaxxinova’s contribution to this. Read the full article here.
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Vaxxinova is very pleased to announce that Dr. Heike Bigmore (née Scharr) has joined Vaxxinova Autogenous Vaccines GmbH as Key Account Manager for Europe on April 29th 2020. Her primary focus will be on the poultry business. Heike is a very experienced veterinary professional and during her 30-year career she has built a broad expertise […]
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Infections with Streptococcus suis are still a big problem worldwide. In addition to management measures to reduce the pathogen pressure in the farm, autogenous (farm-specific) vaccines have been crucial in the fight against S. suis infections for many years. At Vaxxinova, the antigen production and formulation has now been further developed to prevent infections with […]
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In today’s poultry industry FAdV is mostly seen in young chickens, especially broilers. In these cases, Inclusion body hepatitis (IBH) and Adenoviral gizzard erosions (AGE) are the predominant clinical picture leading to high economic losses worldwide. Inactivated FAdV autogenous vaccines are used to interrupt vertical transmission of FAdV and to deliver maternal antibodies to progenies. […]
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We are pleased to inform you that our Customer Service department has moved in February from our site in Münster to our site in Cuxhaven. With this step, we have Customer Service directly on the premises where the autogenous vaccines are manufactured. From 01 March 2019 onwards, please use the telephone- and fax-numbers as below. […]
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From January 24 to 26, 2019, the Niedersächsische Tierärztetag (veterinarian congress) took place in Hanover. Vaxxinova was on site with a seminar on autogenous vaccines in swine and a lecture on M. hyorhinis and M. hyosynoviae. Dr. Adrian Lührs presented the possibilities and limitations of using autogenous vaccines for mycoplasma and streptococcal infections. In the presentation in […]
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