Our success is measured as a team. We are different parts working as a whole with a shared common goal: providing veterinarians with the best possible diagnostics, manufacturing, and service to help them manage existing and emerging animal health problems. Get to know the people of Cambridge Technologies.
Cambridge Technologies uses Precision Vaccinology®, a combination of Next Generation Diagnostics and Quality Custom manufacturing, to help veterinarians find solutions to herd health problems.
It starts in our full-service diagnostics laboratory, featuring next-generation sequencing, to identify ALL virus and bacterial pathogens in samples from a herd, including new and emerging diseases or strains. We use the data to select the best candidates for a herd-specific vaccine which we custom manufacture for the veterinarian with formulations optimized to meet your specific needs. Our goal is to identify emerging pathogens, prevent diseases they may cause, and reduce dependence on antibiotics.
BOVINE HEALTH
Cambridge Technologies is proud to be the industry leader in autogenous vaccines for both beef and dairy cattle.
SWINE HEALTH
As herd health challenges continue to evolve over time, we work to keep you ahead of the curve with innovative diagnostics and science-based solutions.
SMALL RUMINANT HEALTH
Cambridge Technologies has begun to offer autogenous vaccines for small ruminants. These customizable products are built from disease-causing isolates currently circulating in your region.
The Precision Vaccinology® process is designed to give veterinarians the information and tools needed to solve the unique and ever-changing disease problems facing herds in their care. We have experienced personnel and advanced technologies to manage this entire process for you.
Take a look inside Cambridge Technologies
With more than 400 years of combined animal health industry experience between them, the Cambridge team continues to improve the tools that veterinarians have available to combat existing disease threats while also keeping an eye on the horizon for new developments. Cambridge Technologies strives to be the autogenous provider of choice for production animal veterinarians around the country.
Bridging the gap between Clinic, Veterinarian, and Diagnostic testing results using secure cloud-based storage, and giving you the tools for a proactive approach to herd health management. Click Here to get started.
We manage each account personally and work for you throughout the process from start to finish. We are ready to help you with diagnostics results, isolate management, product forecasting, non-adjacent paperwork, inventory management, and much more.
Having all of your Cambridge Dx information in one digital location saves you time and resources.
Easily notify the lab of incoming samples, check the status of any test, and search and sort information
- Isolate reports
- Vaccine product profiles
- Diagnostic testing summary
- Unique reports designed specifically for you
All reports will be generated by the request of the customer and uniquely designed and customized by our experts.
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From the get-go, when we got that first batch, we haven’t really looked back. It’s simple and the quality is, I think, outstanding. It’s really been a good tool for our clients to be able to give them a single-dose autogenous and has the technology to not have to get the cattle back in/off of pasture to give them a second dose.
Most calf raisers give nine to fourteen injections before day 60 of age in a calf. I can take it down to one. That’s a no-brainer.
We had such a serious salmonella problem that when we first got the SoliDose vaccine, we gave 2,000 doses to the entire milking herd – and they barely skipped a beat. I was very impressed with the low endotoxins and how the product really did an amazing job of shutting down the problem.
In a veterinary practice, our job is to enhance animal health and reduce client costs, and we like to see those results. They (Cambridge) aren’t MBAs trying to drive the bottom line. They’re trying to maximize animal health. They enjoy doing that.