Livisto Group

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LIVISTO is a brand of pharmaceutical and nutritional products for farm and companion animals. With a wide background experience in the veterinary sector, LIVISTO is fully committed to the development, manufacturing and commercialisation of high quality animal health products. 

LIVISTO Group operates in more than 125 countries and has more than 500 employees worldwide. The broad portfolio provides quality, safe and effective solutions for veterinarians, farmers and pet owners.

Livisto

The name of the company reflects our way of thinking: we think life is better lived together.

Livisto

In the same vein, our slogan “Along with you” aims to reflect our commitment to the customer: with almost a century of experience, we are the trustworthy partner offering tailored solutions worldwide.  

As a Group, we want to contribute with our human touch to the animal health business by providing quality, safe and effective solutions to the animals and their keepers. 

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Benefits of farrowing synchronization in sows

Induced farrowing has been questioned but this practice allows optimal supervision of piglets in order to improve neonatal survival and also better herd management.
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LIVISTO launches TULLAVIS 100 and TULLAVIS 25

A single-dose Tulathromycin to use also in less than 40 kg pigs
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Key points in the use of anti-inflammatories in the pig industry

Anti-inflammatories are among the drugs most used in livestock species, also in pigs. Discover the most important points to take into account for its use.
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Uses of ketoprofen in swine: how, when and why

The administration of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID), such as ketoprofen, for both piglets and sows improves their well-being.
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How to manage Postpartum Dysgalactia Syndrome in sows?

The Postpartum Dysgalactia Syndrome (PPDS), also known as mastitis-metritis-agalactia (MMA), is considered the most common disease of the sow after farrowing.
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Lameness in sows: a silent problem

Lameness in sows is a painful condition and supposes an important health problem and welfare concern in the swine industry.
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Pain management in castration and tail docking of piglets

Tail docking and surgical castration of piglets are considered significant welfare concerns.
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The particle-size role of medicated pig feedingstuff in antimicrobial resistances

The particle size may have an impact on the mixing properties and consequently on the weight and content uniformity of a pharmaceutical dosage form.
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NSAIDs and antimicrobials in swine respiratory problems

The use of NSAIDs and antimicrobials is a good combination to deal with respiratory problems in growing and finishing pigs.
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Causes and consequences of tail biting in pigs: how to avoid it?

Aggressions are distressful for pigs and lesions have important consequences for pig welfare. For improving its welfare, strategies to prevent or reduce it should be implemented.
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