Veterinarians have a new tool to address Theileria in their herds!
Dr. Gary Bosch, DVM at work on a beef cattle farm near Pipestone, MN
Theileriosis is a disease caused by the blood-borne protozoan parasite Theileria orientalis (Ikeda genotype) and transmitted by the Asian longhorned tick.
Detailed communication materials are currently under our regulatory review process and will be posted when ready.
In the meantime, please consider the following links for more information.
• Bovine Theileriosis - USDA Department of Agriculture
Medgene has produced the first vaccine for Theileria in cattle
Vaccine is available now - contact your Veterinarian or Medgene Key Account Manager
MUST LISTEN:
EAHAO Podcast on Theileria featuring Dr. Gregg Hanzlicek of Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Haley Nichols, Key Account Manager - Linkedin
Samantha Robinson, Key Account Manager - Linkedin
Curtis Wertman, Key Account Manager - Linkedin
Gary Anderson, DVM - Technical Service Veterinarian - LinkedIn
“Bob” Gentry, DVM - Technical Service Veterinarian
Medgene’s contacts - Cattle Team
Other vaccines available for Cattle:
Rotavirus
Coronavirus
Influenza D virus
Bovine Warts (papillomavirus)
Ticks
Horn Fly
IBR
BVD
Cryptosporidium
Astrovirus
BRSV