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Virbac | Building the future of animal health

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To meet the nutritional needs of a growing human population, pig production has expanded worldwide over the past decades. Today, for all professionals in the sector, the challenge remains the same: preserving animal health and farm productivity while reducing the use of treatments.

At Virbac, we offer veterinarians and pig producers solutions focused on prevention and more sustainable farming practices.

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Virbac | Building the future of animal healthCompany - France25-Nov-2025

PCV2 in swine: productive impact, coinfections, and key strategies for comprehensive control

PCV2 affects swine productivity and health through multiple syndromes and coinfections. Learn about its impact and the key elements for effective health control.
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Virbac | Building the future of animal healthCompany - France14-Jan-2026

Subclinical PCV2: the silent enemy

Subclinical PCV2 infection progresses without visible signs, but affects weight, feed conversion, and uniformity. Learn about its real impact and how to detect it early.
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Virbac | Building the future of animal healthCompany - France16-Dec-2025

Global Dominance of PCV2d

PCV2d has become the dominant genotype globally. Learn about its evolution, its immunological advantage, and how it challenges public health control strategies.
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