What is Rhodococcus equi? A bacterium found in soil worldwide, Rhodococcus equi (R. equi) is a common cause of bronchopneumonia in foals between 3 weeks and 5 months of age. While the survival rate of R. equi pneumonia is upwards of 70% with appropriate therapy, the case fatality rate without therapy is a staggering 80%. A leading cause of premature …

While the efficacy of plasma treatments has been long proven, they’re still only as effective as they are safe. At Veterinary Immunogenics, we take great pride in adhering to the most stringent quality control and safety processes in the industry. Our primary goal is to employ the highest safety and efficacy standards possible for each and every one of our …

The arrival of a newborn foal is a moment of wonder and excitement for horse owners and breeders. The initial 24-48 hours after birth are incredibly vital for setting the stage for the foal’s growth and wellbeing. During this brief but crucial period, your foal requires special care and attention to ensure a smooth transition into the world. Read on …

Veterinary professionals working with horses know just how devastating Failure of Passive Transfer (FPT) in foals can be. A serious condition that places newborn foals at risk of developing life-threatening complications, FPT can occur in 10-20% of foals. At Veterinary Immunogenics we’ve worked hard to develop HYPERMUNE™, a line of proven plasma products with the goal of eliminating the risks …