SOLUTIONS CONNECTÉES POUR LES CHIENS
Antech helps veterinary teams deliver excellent pet care more efficiently by advancing core diagnostics
Today, Antech Diagnostics announced new data and innovative advances to several core diagnostic tests to help veterinarians find disease faster and more efficiently than traditional
Vetoquinol : Innovation – New light therapy supports skin recovery in pets
For faster skin recovery in dogs and cats, Vetoquinol has just introduced mid-May in the first country (Italy) a new device literally shining a light
Bientôt un centre international de formation des vétérinaires à Pixérécourt
Une plateforme internationale de formation des vétérinaires devrait voir le jour au château de Pixérécourt à Malzéville en Meurthe-et-Moselle, d’ici un an et demi. Ce
NAVC Announces VMX 2021 Pet Pitch Competition Finalists
The North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) recently announced the five finalists for its fourth annual VMX Pet Pitch Competition. These startup companies will compete in
Vets Go Upscale to Care for Pets (and Their Owners)
When Allegra Brochin and her boyfriend adopted Sprinkles, a feisty white Maltese, last year, they set about finding pet care. “I immediately started looking,” said
Tractive Raises $35 Million as It Brings World’s Most Trusted GPS Tracker for Dogs and Cats to the U.S.
Tractive, the most trusted GPS device in the world for providing round-the-clock, real-time location tracking for dogs and cats, today announced that it has closed
ImpriMed Launches Chemo Response Prediction using AI
ImpriMed, Inc., a leading veterinary precision medicine biotech startup today announced the launching of their most advanced precision medicine service for canine hematopoietic cancers –
Illicoveto : La plateforme de conseils vétérinaires
La plateforme de conseils vétérinaires Illicoveto, particulièrement sollicitée par les propriétaires d’animaux pendant les confinements successifs, continue d’innover. Conçue dans un premier temps pour répondre
Coronavirus : les chiens très efficaces pour détecter le Covid-19, selon une étude française
Selon une étude lancée à l’initiative de l’Ecole nationale vétérinaire d’Alfort dont les conclusions sont publiées mercredi, les chiens excellent pour détecter la présence du