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Pitman-Moore

Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Ownership: Private
Development stage: Other

Overview

Pitman-Moore was a prominent American veterinary pharmaceutical company founded in 1899 in Indianapolis. The company specialized in the development and manufacture of vaccines and medications for livestock and companion animals, notably producing the first tissue-culture hog cholera vaccine. Over several decades, it transitioned through various owners including Dow Chemical, Johnson & Johnson, and Mallinckrodt. In 1995, the business was acquired by Schering-Plough and was eventually integrated into what is now Merck Animal Health.

Therapeutic areas: OtherInfectious Diseases
Modalities: Small moleculeVaccineBiologic
Industry: Veterinary

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