Autogenous products are used when commercial products are not available or have not provided the desired level of protection to prevent or stop disease outbreaks in certain animal populations or geographical areas.

AAH can manufacture a product designed specifically for your use that will help stop costly outbreaks. AAH has manufactured Autogenous Bacterins since 1983 using the best state-of-the-art technology available.

AAH is currently the only source of Autogenous products offering Bacterin and Toxoid technology for Pasteurella haemolytica. Before release, each product must meet growth specifications, safety testing and sterility testing requirements.

Autogenous Bacterins can be prepared for all common veterinary pathogens.

"Are Autogenous Bacterins effective?"

Yes. AAH has manufactured and distributed more than 10 million doses to veterinary consultants with very effective results. Special attention is given to antigenic mass and selection of adjuvants. Many times, more than one strain of an organism are used.

What do Autogenous Bacterins cost?"

The cost varies depending on the number of does manufactured and the number of strains in the product. Minimum orders for large animals and exotic species involving limited doses is $250.00. The cost per dose reduces significantly as the number of doses increases. More often than not, the cost is far less than large numbers of doses in a commercial vaccine. Minimum order for small animal products is $75.00. Prices are quoted F.O.B. Grand Prairie, Texas, and include all laboratory procedures and services

A Partial List of Organisms
Bovine... P. haemolytica P. multocida H. somnus Salmonella Corynebacterium Streptococcus Staphylococcus Moraxella E. coli Clostridial	Swine... Actinobacillus Streptococcus Erysipelas Bordetella Pasteurella Clostridia Salmonella	Equine... Strep. equi Strep. zoo R. equi Salmonella Canine... Staphylococcus Avian... E. coli Salmonella

"What are Autogenous Bacterins?"

Autogenous Bacterin products are produced from specific samples or isolates of organisms obtained from diseased animals. These samples are processed through your local diagnostic laboratory or university diagnostic laboratory. At your request, the laboratory sends a sample of the isolated disease-causing organism to American Animal Health, Inc. AAH then produces a vaccine from the culture in the number of doses you specify.