WOLLVAC Poultry Vaccine Solution
Poultry Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine
WOLLVAC provides fowl adenovirus vaccine options for hydropericardium syndrome, inclusion body hepatitis and mixed disease pressure, with multivalent products and technical support.
Non-enveloped dsDNA
FAdV-I
Adenovirus pathogen
12 serotypes
Chicken Serotypes
Five Aviadenovirus species
C4 + E8b + D11
Major Field Types
Key antigen direction
Suspension + Fiber-2
Vaccine Technology
Dual antigen approach
Why Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine Strain Strategy Matters
Fowl adenovirus group I is a non-enveloped double-stranded DNA virus in the family Adenoviridae. Viral particles are approximately 70 to 90 nm in diameter and show strong environmental resistance, including tolerance across a broad pH range and persistence at room temperature.
Key point: Chicken fowl adenoviruses include multiple species and serotypes. FAdV-C4, FAdV-E8b and FAdV-D11 are highlighted in the supplied material as major field types associated with hydropericardium syndrome and inclusion body hepatitis.
Clinical Signs And Production Impact
Fowl Adenovirus Can Cause Severe Liver and Heart Disease
Fowl adenovirus infection can cause hydropericardium syndrome, inclusion body hepatitis, sudden mortality and serious damage to the liver, kidneys and digestive system.
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Hydropericardium Syndrome
Fluid around the heart may accompany enlarged liver, hemorrhage, jaundice and kidney lesions.
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Inclusion Body Hepatitis
The liver may become swollen, yellow, hemorrhagic and brittle with necrotic foci.
03
Liver and Kidney Damage
Affected birds may show hepatomegaly, icterus, nephromegaly and hemorrhage.
04
Secondary Production Losses
Immunosuppression and secondary bacterial infection can worsen mortality and losses.
Pericardial effusion (>5 ml), hepatomegaly (enlarged liver) with rounded edges, hemorrhage and icterus (yellowing), nephromegaly (enlarged kidneys) with hemorrhage and icterus, and hemorrhage at the proventriculus-ventriculus junction in individual birds.
The liver was swollen. vellow and bleedino there were numerous necrotic spots, and the liver became brittle
Why Fowl Adenovirus Serotype Matching Matters
Fowl adenoviruses include multiple species and serotypes with different disease associations. Type matching and multivalent antigen design are important where FAdV-4, FAdV-8 or FAdV-11 pressure may coexist.
Product communication point: Confirm the target country, flock type, age, mortality pattern, lesion profile, laboratory serotype results, breeder status and co-infection pressure.
Strain and Serotype Reference
Chicken Fowl Adenovirus Classification and Disease Association
Chicken fowl adenoviruses are divided into five Aviadenovirus species and twelve commonly referenced serotypes.
| Species | Chicken Serotypes | Main Association | Selection Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aviadenovirus A | FAdV-1 | Inclusion body hepatitis | Confirm laboratory typing |
| Aviadenovirus B | FAdV-5 | Inclusion body hepatitis | Review local prevalence |
| Aviadenovirus C | FAdV-4, FAdV-10 | Hydropericardium syndrome | FAdV-4 is a major target |
| Aviadenovirus D | FAdV-2, 3, 9, 11 | Inclusion body hepatitis | Consider FAdV-11 coverage |
| Aviadenovirus E | FAdV-6, 7, 8a, 8b | Inclusion body hepatitis | Consider FAdV-8 coverage |
Recommended WOLLVAC Products
Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine Options for Poultry
Compare multivalent inactivated vaccine options for FAdV and combined poultry disease pressure.
Wovac NAF
ND, H9 Avian Influenza and Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine, Inactivated
NDH9N2FAdV
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Wovac NAFD
ND, H9 Avian Influenza, Fowl Adenovirus and IBD Vaccine, Inactivated
NDH9N2FAdVIBDV
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Wovac NBAFD
ND, IB, H9 Avian Influenza, Fowl Adenovirus and IBD Vaccine, Inactivated
NDIBH9N2FAdVIBDV
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Wovac NAF Pro
ND, H5 + H9 Avian Influenza and Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine, Inactivated
NDH5H9N2FAdV
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Wovac NAC Pro
ND, H9 Avian Influenza, Infectious Coryza and Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine, Inactivated
NDH9N2ICFAdV
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Wovac NBA Pro-F
ND, IB, H9 Avian Influenza and Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine, Inactivated
NDIBH9N2FAdV
Existing WOLLVAC product for relevant combined disease pressure.
Product composition, specifications, immunization program, dosage, route and label claims must follow the registered product label in the destination market.
Product Selection Guide
How to Choose a Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine
Match disease pressure, flock type, production stage and co-infection risk with a registered product in the destination market.
| Farm Situation | Suggested Direction | Key Check |
|---|---|---|
| FAdV-4 hydropericardium pressure | FAdV-4-containing vaccine | Confirm laboratory serotype |
| IBH with FAdV-8 or FAdV-11 | Multivalent FAdV coverage | Review local isolation data |
| Broilers at 7 to 10 days | Label-approved early program | Confirm dose and route |
| Layers or breeders | Age-based multivalent program | Coordinate ND, AI, IB and IBD control |
Core Technology
WOLLVAC Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine Technology Highlights
WOLLVAC vaccine directions focus on antigen quality, formulation safety, stable immune response and practical farm use.
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Cell Suspension Culture
Adenovirus cell suspension culture supports consistent antigen production.
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Recombinant Protein Expression
Recombinant protein expression complements whole-virus antigen production.
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Antigen Purification
Purification removes extraneous proteins to improve formulation quality.
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Imported Oil Adjuvant
Imported formula oil adjuvant supports stable formulation with minimal stress.
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Selected Serotype Combination
Scientifically balanced strains target major FAdV field types.
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Concentrated Antigen
Concentrated antigen supports durable protection and multivalent formulation.
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Fiber-2 Immune Response
Fiber-2 can induce neutralizing antibodies and cellular responses against FAdV-4, 8a, 8b and 11.
Immunization Strategy
Fowl Adenovirus Control Requires Vaccination and Biosecurity
A practical program combines suitable vaccination, clean sourcing, flock management, monitoring and qualified veterinary guidance.
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Source Negative Chicks
Introduce chicks from breeder farms with negative adenovirus testing where possible.
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Use All-In All-Out
Use all-in/all-out flock management to reduce vertical and horizontal transmission.
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Disinfect Before Placement
Complete cleaning and disinfection before placement and maintain sanitation.
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Control Immunosuppressive Disease
Control IBD, infectious anemia, reticuloendotheliosis and mycotoxins.
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Layer and Breeder Program
Coordinate age-based vaccination with combined disease risks.
06
Broiler Program
Early broiler vaccination may be considered according to label and field pressure.
Dose, timing and administration must follow the registered label, local regulations and qualified veterinary guidance.
Who This Page Is For
Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine Support for Different Buyers
WOLLVAC supports farms, veterinary teams, distributors and importers with product selection and registration-related information.
FM
Poultry Farms
Assess field signs, flock age, production impact and previous disease history.
VET
Veterinary Teams
Discuss diagnosis, strain or serotype pressure, vaccine timing and combined disease risk.
DI
Distributors
Build a focused product portfolio using existing WOLLVAC vaccine options.
IM
Importers
Request specifications, label information and registration-related documentation.
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FAQ
Fowl Adenovirus Vaccine FAQ
Common questions from poultry farms, veterinarians, distributors and importers selecting Fowl Adenovirus vaccines.
What is fowl adenovirus?
It is a non-enveloped double-stranded DNA virus in the family Adenoviridae.
Which FAdV types are important in chickens?
The material highlights FAdV-C4, FAdV-E8b and FAdV-D11 as major field types.
What is hydropericardium syndrome?
It may cause fluid around the heart, enlarged liver, hemorrhage, jaundice and kidney lesions.
What is inclusion body hepatitis?
It causes swollen, yellow, hemorrhagic and fragile liver tissue with necrotic foci.
Why does serotype matching matter?
Different serotypes are associated with different disease patterns, so laboratory typing helps selection.
What farm measures support control?
Use clean breeder sources, all-in/all-out management, disinfection and immunosuppression control.
How should vaccination be planned?
Match flock type, age, field serotype and co-infection pressure and follow the label.
Can WOLLVAC support registration information?
Yes. Specifications, labels and registration-related information can be discussed.
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Submit your country, poultry type, disease concern and product requirements. WOLLVAC will help identify suitable vaccine directions.
Support: Product Selection / Label / Specification / Registration Documents<br>Suitable For: Poultry Farms, Veterinarians, Distributors and Importers