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The prevalence of Arcobacter was determined in porcine faecal samples collected at slaughterhouse and two unrelated finishing barns (A and B) using the previously developed Arcobacter isolation procedure. In 43.9% of the slaughterhouse samples tested (n=82) arcobacters were detected, and identified as A. butzleri and A. cryaerophilus. Two pigs shedded both species simultaneously. On farm A (n=98), arcobacters were isolated from 16.3% of the samples and identified as A. cryaerophilus and A. skirrowii. In samples (n=118) collected at farm B, arcobacters were detected in 45.1% of the samples. A. butzleri was the most frequently occurring species. Co-infections were found in 11 animals. Arocobacters were detected in clinically healthy pigs at contamination levels up to 103 cfu/g faeces.

Faecal shedding of arcobacter species in Belgian pigs