Partners
A strategic partnership that develops novel serological tests to detect roundworm infections in poultry
A collaboration between Ghent University’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Vetworks and Poulpharm, combining their expertise in veterinary research, poultry health consultancy, and advanced diagnostic services.
Ghent University
Established back in 1933, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Ghent University stands as a beacon of excellence in veterinary education and research. Known for its prestigious reputation, this institution is a key player in the Hetasca project, where it channels its extensive expertise in veterinary sciences towards cutting-edge diagnostic tool development.
- A legacy of excellence: The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Ghent University has a long-standing legacy of shaping the future of veterinary education and research. Its involvement in the Hetasca project exemplifies its unwavering commitment to tackling modern-day challenges in animal health.
- Driving innovation in poultry health: Teaming up with Vetworks and Poulpharm, the faculty harnesses its state-of-the-art research capabilities to craft a revolutionary serological test within the Hetasca collaboration. This groundbreaking test not only enhances the precision of roundworm detection in poultry but also empowers farmers with timely insights for proactive disease management.
Vetworks is a renowned global poultry consultancy firm dedicated to offering customized advice and solutions that meet the unique needs of poultry enterprises. Playing a pivotal role as a key partner in the Hetasca project, Vetworks brings forth its wealth of experience and extensive network to elevate the management of poultry health.
- Innovation in poultry health management: At the heart of the Hetasca project, Vetworks shines as a collaborative force driving innovation in poultry health. Their proactive involvement in developing the Hetasca serological test underscores their unwavering dedication to combatting poultry health challenges through cutting-edge diagnostic tools, elevating the standards for roundworm infection detection in poultry with heightened precision.
- Partnership for progress: Within the realms of Hetasca, Vetworks seamlessly integrates its profound industry insights and robust research capabilities, enriching the project with practical health solutions tailored exclusively for the poultry sector. This strategic alliance ensures that the Hetasca test plays a crucial role in early infection identification, facilitating timely interventions for deworming and bolstering overall flock well-being. By spearheading advancements in poultry health practices, Vetworks significantly contributes to enhancing productivity and profitability for poultry farms.
Poulpharm is a trusted partner for veterinarians, the veterinary pharmaceutical sector and the food industry. Renowned for its research excellence, Poulpharm distinguishes itself by providing advanced diagnostic services and performing meticulous (pre)clinical studies within its modern facilities that comply with strict standards such as ISO 17025, GCP and GLP.
- Leading in diagnostic excellence: Poulpharm’s specialisation in serology and diagnostic testing plays a crucial role in shaping poultry health. Their invaluable expertise played a key role in the development of the Hetasca serological test, a pioneering innovation that revolutionises the detection of roundworm infections in poultry with increased accuracy.
- A partnership rooted in precision: As a key research and serology service provider within the Hetasca initiative, Poulpharm seamlessly integrates its rigorous testing protocols and experienced team into the collaboration. This collaboration strengthens Hetasca’s early detection capabilities, enabling rapid interventions in poultry health management. By using Poulpharm’s advanced diagnostic technologies, Hetasca not only ensures accurate and reliable results, but also enables poultry farmers to proactively mitigate disease risks and increase the welfare and productivity of their poultry flocks.