Continued innovation for livestock farming: Bovalto Respi Intranasal, a first in Morocco
MCI Santé Animale, in partnership with Boehringer Ingelheim, announces the introduction in Morocco of Bovalto Respi Intranasal, the first intranasal vaccine for young calves. This new solution is part of a strengthened approach to preventing bovine respiratory disease (BRD), reducing health-related losses and promoting animal welfare.
Bovine respiratory disease: a major challenge for livestock farms
Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) remains one of the most common and most damaging conditions in cattle farming worldwide. It is particularly critical in the young calf, especially during the first weeks of life, when respiratory illness can lead to:
- significant economic losses,
- an increase in treatments,
- a lasting impact on growth performance.
In this context, access to innovative, early vaccine solutions is an essential lever for safeguarding herd health.
The first intranasal vaccine in Morocco for calves: Bovalto Respi Intranasal
A new-generation technology to protect young calves
Respiratory disease is one of the main health challenges facing young calves, particularly during the first weeks of life. Delivered intranasally, Bovalto Respi Intranasal offers an innovative, effective response suited to conditions in the field.
The key benefits of intranasal administration:
- Local immunity in the respiratory tract
- Early application from 10 days of age
- Protection against BRSV and PI3 for 12 weeks
- A simple, quick and non-invasive method
- A solution well suited to modern farming practices
This vaccine represents a major step forward: it protects calves during a period when no injectable vaccine offers effective protection, reducing respiratory risk at the most sensitive stage of their development.
The arrival of Bovalto Respi Intranasal in Morocco opens a new path in the prevention of respiratory disease in young calves — an innovation that fully reflects our commitment:
“Continued innovation in the service of livestock farming.”
