Companion Animals
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A long acting antiparasitic for dogs against sand flies, ticks and mosquitoes. The band is formulated according to patented technology that enables slow release of deltamethrin, the active ingredient, directly onto the skin.
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20 Aug 2008
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Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health shows innovative portfolio at WSAVA congress, Dublin
Hubert Trentesaux appointed as Head of Global Companion AnimalBoxmeer, August 20, 2008 – At the 33rd annual World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress (WSAVA) in Dublin, Ireland, August 20-24, ...
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27 Feb 2008
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Intervet takes the lead in veterinary endocrinology at NAVC
Orlando, February 27, 2008 – As part of its global program to encourage continuing education and research in the field of veterinary internal medicine, Intervet International, a part of Schering-Plough, ...
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19 Jan 2008
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Schering-Plough & Intervet together for better care
Orlando, FL, U.S.A., January 19, 2008 –Throughout its history, Schering-Plough has focused on discovering and developing innovative new therapies in the human prescription, animal health and consumer ...
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10 Nov 2007
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Christmas donation for Afya Serengeti
Every year, instead of traditional season’s greetings cards, Intervet supports charitable projects or organizations with activities that benefit animal welfare and people. This year Intervet’s Christmas ...
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15 Jun 2006
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Free vaccine support for assistance dogs
Assistance dogs fulfil a valuable role in society, greatly improving the quality of life enjoyed by their owners. Maintaining the health of these animals is crucial, but imposes additional financial burdens ...
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16 Mar 2006
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Dogs and Catfish? - New VFD drug for catfish expected to fuel demand for veterinary services & expertise
Companion and large-animal veterinarians near major catfish-production areas of the United States may want to bone up on aquatic diseases to help meet the expected surge in demand for veterinary services.The ...
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15 Dec 2005
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Reducing animal testing
Clostridial bacteria produce toxins that cause a range of diseases in animals. Vaccines against these diseases are often developed from the toxins themselves. The production of clostridial vaccines involves ...
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22 Sep 2005
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Schering-Plough Animal Health Lends Aid and Support to People and Pets Affected by Hurricane
Katrina Disaster Underscores Importance of Animal IdentificationSchering-Plough Animal Health Corp. (SPAH) today announced that it has contributed nearly $130,000 to aid Hurricane Katrina relief efforts ...
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15 Sep 2005
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Intervet facilitates development of global small animal vaccination strategy
In September 2005, Intervet International organized the international symposium Canine and Feline vaccination – A scientific re-appraisal, in conjunction with the University of Utrecht’s Faculty of Veterinary ...
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25 Jun 2005
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Afya Serengeti project - Intervet UK
‘Afya Serengeti’ means ‘Health for Serengeti’ in SwahiliHelping to control the incidence of animal and human rabies in north-western Tanzania is a key focus for Intervet UK this year and as such, the ...
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25 Jun 2005
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Forging the Link campaign - Intervet UK
It is becoming increasingly recognized that family pets are being used as a tool to manipulate and control victims of domestic violence. Dad threatening to drown the kitten if little Tommy does not let ...
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