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The poultry industry is starting to realise the benefits of using a product like Aivlosin for ensuring flock health and aiding a speedy recovery from the production losses associated with mycoplasmal infections.
Marc Coulier, Global Marketing Director, ECO Animal Health
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ECO Animal Health’s mycoplasma treatment approved with zero day egg withdrawal in the EU

August 9, 2016Aivlosin® Water Soluble Granules, the mycoplasma treatment from ECO Animal Health, has been granted a zero day egg withdrawal time by the European Medicines Agency (EMA). The product treats Mycoplasmosis (Mycoplasma gallisepticum – Mg) – which typically causes chronic respiratory disease in chickens. Aivlosin® is mixed into the animals’ drinking water and acts quickly to concentrate at the site of infection, achieving peak plasma levels within two hours – rapidly attacking the disease. Global Marketing Director at ECO Animal Health, Marc Coulier, says the new zero day

Responsible treatment of ileitis

February 13, 2015Responsible use of antibiotics can save swine producers money and improve the control of common swine diseases such as ileitis (PPE), according to the global animal health company, ECO Animal Health. The company believes that the development of anti-microbials, such as its second generation macrolide Aivlosin®, containing tylvalosin (TVN), can provide improved treatment options. As a modern antibiotic it meets the requirements of judicious use of antimicrobials. Tylvalosin is more lipophilic than older generation macrolides such as tylosin. Studies have shown that

ECO highlights the future of poultry antimicrobials

December 1, 2014ECO Animal Health will be showcasing its innovative antimicrobial treatment, Aivlosin®, on its booth at IPPE in Atlanta, 27-29 January 2015. The Aivlosin products contain the novel macrolide, tylvalosin, which has been shown to have a number of benefits in poultry. In addition, the low dose rates and short treatment regimens support the responsible and judicious use of antibiotics. Tylvalosin, the active substance in the Aivlosin formulations, is one of the most potent ones against poultry mycoplasma spp. Peak plasma levels are achieved within two hours of

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