Autovaccine / herd specific vaccine

Our laboratory is licensed to produce kennel/herd specific autogenous vaccines against papillomatosis in horses (equine sarcoid), dogs and cattle. Autogenous vaccines can be used for the treatment of individual animals and for prophylaxis in herds. The production of a vaccine takes about 3 - 4 weeks and requires native wart material / sarcoid (~1g/vaccinee, shipped in sterile physiological NaCl solution (0.9%) shiped with antibiotics e.g. 5 -10 μg/ml enrofloxacin or ampicillin 100 μg/ml or benzylpenicillin 100 μg/ml + streptomycin 100 μg/ml or amphotericin B 5 μg/ml + gentamycin 100 μg/ml), which is mechanically digested (10% suspension) and inactivated in the laboratory. Part of the suspension is used for electron microscopic detection (electron microscopy) of papillomavirus (in the case of equine sarcoid, detection is by PCR). Only if positive, an auto vaccine is prepared . An aluminium hydroxide gel is used as adjuvant. The finished vaccine preparation is tested for sterility. Two doses will be returned for each vaccinee. It is recommended to apply the vaccine at least twice at intervals of approx. 3-4 weeks. Here you can find our prescription for vaccine production.