Drug Activity Research:

Two studies investigated drug release characteristics of different brands of granular CTC premixes. On average, feeds fortified with Aureomycin® premixes released 37% more CTC into simulated gastric fluids compared
to generic premixes.

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Profitable pork production depends on getting nursery pigs off to a fast and healthy start. At Alpharma, we work with you to optimize your productivity and control costly diseases that can jeopardize the health and welfare of your herd.

Whether it’s a weaned piglet struggling with enteric disease or a feeder pig suddenly besieged by swine respiratory disease, we have the resources, expertise, and commitment to keep your operation strong.

Please click on the accompanying links to learn more about our focus on nursery pigs.

  • Apply the Triple-Powered Potency of Aureo S-P 250 and AureoZol for Respiratory Disease (PDF)
  • Fight Salmonella with Triple-Powered Aureo S-P 250 and AureoZol (PDF)
  • The Question of Sulfa - Sulfamethazine is Safe When Used Correctly (PDF)
  • Aureomycin vs Oxytetracycline Drug Levels in Lungs (advertisement) (PDF)
  • Aureomycin Defines Cost-Effective (advertisement) (PDF)
  • BMD for Sows/Piglets: Healthier, Heavier, Faster, More (advertisement) (PDF)
  • Granular CTC Premixes are NOT Created Equal (PDF)
  • Aureomycin vs Generics (PDF)
  • The Higher the Cost of Feed, the More it Pays to Feed BMD (advertisement) (PDF)
  • Engage the Powerful Synergy of BMD and Aureomycin (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #1: Aureomycin® vs Generics: Comparative Release of Chlortetracycline from Premix Formulations (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #3: Efficacy of Aureomycin® Chlortetracycline for Decreasing Potentiation of PRRSV Pneumonia by Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #4: Pasteurella multocida as a Component of PRDC –
    Antimicrobial Selection for Therapeutic Success (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #12: The Pharmacokinetic/Pharmacodynamic and Therapeutic Differences Between Chlortetracycline and Oxytetracycline in Swine (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #31: Comparative Effects of Alphamune® and Bio-Mos® on Performance, Health, and Vaccination Responses of Nursery Pigs (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #33: Comparison of Aureomycin® and Lincomix® for Decreasing the Potentiation of PRRSV Pneumonia by Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae (PDF)
  • PorkFacts #34: An Evaluation of BMD® plus Aureomycin® vs Tylan® or Lincomix® for Control of Challenge-Induced Swine Ileitis (PDF)

 

 

 

Sows Nursery Grower/Finisher

  • Aureomycin®

    The time-tested all-granular chlortetracycline premix for control of respiratory disease and ileitis, plus better feed/gain.
    (Aureomycin)

  • Aureo S-P 250® & Aureomix®

    Triple-powered synergistic antimicrobial combination for unsurpassed control of enteric and respiratory diseases.
    (Aureo S-P 250 & Aureomix)

  • AureoZol®

    Another triple-powered combination alternative for producers who prefer using sulfathiazole.
    (AureoZol)

  • BMD®

    The only FDA-approved product for clostridial control in baby pigs nursing BMD-medicated sows.
    (BMD)

  • 3-Nitro®

    The non-antibiotic feed additive for improving swine performance without concerns about bacterial resistance.
    (3-Nitro)

  • ChlorMax®

    A meal form of chlortetracycline to improve health and performance.
    (ChlorMax)

  • Albac®

    Zinc bacitracin premix that increases the rate of weight gain and improves
    feed efficiency.
    (Albac)

  • Natural Supplements

    Helps improve intestinal health so pigs can more easily fight disease.
    (Natural Supplements)

  • Water Solubles

    Fast-acting, water-soluble antibiotics to get sick animals back on their feet.
    (Water Solubles)

  • Insecticides

    Wound Gel and other Alpharma products to help optimize swine health.
    (Insecticides)

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