Bimeda Research & Development Limited

University College Cork

Teagasc, the Agriculture and Food Development Authority

Stephen Hallahan

Nicholas McHardy

Brendan Smith

Louis Van Vessem

Paul Ross

Colin Hill

William Meaney

Nicholas Mchardy

The disclosure relates to the live cultures of probiotic bacteria to treat infectious diseases in humans and animals. Food-grade or non-pathogenic cultures are used to treat localised infections.

Use of probiotic bacteria in the treatment of infection

The invention relates to a method and device for treating or preventing or suppressing a disease or condition in a non-human animal. The method comprises the steps of providing a single delivery device containing two components for sequential delivery from the delivery device. A first component is delivered from the single delivery device into a teat canal of a non-human animal and subsequently the second component is delivered from the single delivery device into the teat canal. The components are delivered without substantial mixing of the components.

Method and device

Method for administering two components into the teat canal of a non-human animal

Method and device for administering two components into the teat canal of a non-human animal

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Stephen Hallahan