How Telemedicine Is Going To The Dogs (and Cats)
Pet care, no surprise, is big business. In the U.S. alone, pet owners spent $29 billion on veterinary care and product sales, as estimated by
22 juin 2020
Pet care, no surprise, is big business. In the U.S. alone, pet owners spent $29 billion on veterinary care and product sales, as estimated by
WRITTEN BY AARON MASSECAR, MA, PH.D. AND ADAM LITTLE, DVM IN JUNE 2020 Forced to pivot because of COVID-19, the profession learned more lessons about
In a new report from Animal Pharm and Stonehaven Consulting – Growth Drivers 2020-2030 – industry expert Joseph Burkett outlines the evolution of the traditional
Conventional wisdom prior to the COVID-19 pandemic was that the number of veterinarians incorporating telemedicine into their practices would gradually increase over the next decade.
Depuis un décret paru le 6 mai, les vétérinaires sont autorisés à expérimenter la télémédecine pour 18 mois (lire DV n° 1528). En charge du
Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health expanded its telemedicine offerings today to help veterinarians and pet owners care for animals at a time of social distancing and
Telemedicine can streamline the workflow in the practice or hospital, provide flexibility for clients, improve work/life balance for veterinary professionals, and boost a practice’s bottom
L’INSTITUT TECHNIQUE DE L’AVICULTURE, ITAVI, A DÉVELOPPÉ UNE APPLICATION, NOMMÉE EBENE. Les exigences de la part des consommateurs, en matière de bien-être animal, sont de plus
Aussie pet owners who can’t travel to a vet clinic during the coronavirus pandemic can now receive expert advice via a video call from their