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Welcome Spring 2026 – New Calendar, New Joy

As the Year of the Snake comes to a close, preparing to welcome the Year of the Horse, marking the beginning of a new era – of expansive journeys and aspirations for greater heights, VB Pharma Corp launches the 2026 Tet Calendar, themed “VB PHARMA – STEPPING INTO THE WORLD” – a special design that reflects a proactive, confident, and integrated spirit in the international veterinary field. Image of 2026 Tet calendar The 2026 Calendar is a unique combination of vibrant images of the Twelve Zodiac Animals – symbols of Eastern culture – along with VB Pharma Corp’s outstanding export..

Golden Clarias Catfish Farming Model

With advantages such as fast growth, strong disease resistance, and good adaptability to various environments, the golden clarias catfish has become a high-value aquaculture species. The golden clarias catfish is currently a popular species thanks to its hardiness and high profitability. This species can thrive in different farming systems and, after 3.5 to 4 months, can reach 200–300 grams per fish, suitable for harvest and market sale. Image of golden clarias catfish 1. POND/TANK PREPARATION Golden clarias catfish can be raised in earthen ponds, concrete tanks, and the increasingly popular tarpaulin-lined tanks. The optimal water depth is 1.0–1.2 meters. Before..

Poultry Respiratory Syndrome

Poultry Respiratory Syndrome is one of the most common and economically damaging health issues in chicken production. This syndrome occurs frequently, especially during seasonal weather changes and cold, humid periods. It is a complex disease involving coughing, rales, tracheitis, and reduced weight gain. Without timely intervention, mortality can increase rapidly, leading to major economic losses. 1. WHAT IS POULTRY RESPIRATORY SYNDROME? Poultry Respiratory Syndrome is not a single disease. It is a multifactorial condition caused by the combination of viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and poor environmental conditions. Major causative agents include: – Viruses: IB (Infectious Bronchitis), ILT (Infectious Laryngotracheitis), Newcastle..

Drug Shock in Livestock

To keep livestock healthy, farmers not only need to know how to use drugs properly but also must understand potential risks such as drug shock. During disease prevention and treatment, injection is the most common and effective method. However, anaphylactic shock after injection may occur unexpectedly and can be life-threatening if not treated promptly. 1. WHAT IS DRUG SHOCK? Drug shock (also known as anaphylactic reaction) is a hypersensitivity reaction of the animal’s body when exposed to a drug, vaccine, or chemical that it cannot tolerate. At that time, the animal’s body reacts excessively, releasing a series of mediators such..

Infectious Coryza In Chickens

If your chickens show symptoms such as labored breathing, facial swelling, inflamed eyes sticking shut due to conjunctivitis, and nasal discharge that starts clear but becomes thick and forms white pus clots — these are typical signs of Infectious Coryza. This disease affects chickens of all ages and can cause significant economic losses to poultry farms. Infectious Coryza, also known as Infectious Sinusitis, Avian Coryza, or Swollen Head Syndrome, spreads rapidly in poor housing conditions or under harsh weather. So, what exactly is Infectious Coryza in chickens, and how can it be effectively prevented? 1. CAUSE OF THE DISEASE –..

Pasteurellosis in Pigs

Pasteurellosis is a highly contagious and dangerous infectious disease commonly seen in pigs, causing significant economic losses if not detected and treated promptly. In pig farming, this disease can cause sudden mass mortality within a short time. It is an acute bacterial infection caused by Pasteurella multocida. Without timely detection and control, it can lead to severe losses to the entire herd. 1. CAUSE OF THE DISEASE The main causative agent is Pasteurella multocida. This bacterium can reside in the respiratory tract of healthy pigs and cause disease when favorable conditions arise.       Image of pig farming Predisposing..

Announcement Of Changing Product Packaging

Dear Customers and Partners! First of all, VB Pharma Corp would like to sincerely thank our customers for always trusting and accompanying our products over the past time. In order to improve the design, enhance professionalism, and aim for a modern brand image, VB Pharma Corp would like to respectfully announce the change in the packaging of PARAMOL 200 WS as follows: 1. From October 2025, PARAMOL 200 WS product will have its packaging changed with a new, more modern and outstanding appearance (illustrative image attached). 2. During the transition period, two packaging versions (old and new) can be circulated..

Export Expansion – Steady Development

VB Pharma Corp continues to make a strong impression when successfully exporting new orders to the international market – a testament to the company’s persistent efforts and right development strategy in the veterinary medicine sector. Image of exporting Each product is the result of a strict production process according to GMP-WHO standards, created from the dedication, solid expertise and continuous improvement spirit of the staff. It is a clear demonstration of VB Pharma Corp’s commitment to providing safe, effective and sustainable veterinary solutions. Image of exporting Image of exporting With the orientation of market expansion and sustainable development, VB Pharma..

Secrets to Restoring Livestock Barns After Floods

Under unpredictable weather conditions with frequent floods, restoring and sanitizing livestock barns after inundation is essential to maintain biosecurity and ensure the health of farm animals. After flooding, the farming environment becomes a high-risk area for disease outbreaks. Floodwater, waste, manure, and carcasses can severely contaminate barns, creating favorable conditions for pathogenic bacteria, viruses, and parasites to multiply, threatening both animal and human health. Therefore, proper cleaning and disinfection of barns are crucial to prevent post-flood infectious diseases in livestock. Image of animals in floods 1. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TO TAKE Electrical safety inspection: Disconnect all power sources and have a..

Lao Cai: Rising chicken prices bring joy to farmers as they restock their flocks

Since early August, chicken prices have been rising steadily. A favorable market has allowed farmers to turn a profit after a long period of losses. Joy has returned to many farms as households eagerly expand their operations, restock their flocks, and prepare supplies for the year-end food market. About six months ago, the price of commercial chicken at farms ranged from only 37,000 to 45,000 VND per kilogram, and at times even lower, causing heavy losses for many households. Now, prices have surged to between 55,000 and 80,000 VND per kilogram, depending on breed and rearing time, bringing significant profits..