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VET’Care Consult
ET’Care Consult gives vets a mechanism through which to provide great-looking, high quality content that makes it easy for clients to understand their pets’ health and wellness issues. A large library of animations and
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videos (currently over 250 animations) — supplemented by frequent updates — are contained in the software, and all content is overseen and reviewed by Board Certified specialists. The
content covers routine
wellness information as well as con- dition-specific topics, and VET’Care Consult is simple and intuitive to use according to the manufacturer. It is non-intrusive (the animations are si- lent), and they reinforce the vet’s rec- ommendations. Vets save time while they remain in control. The product enhances client communication and education within the exam room or at the reception desk. Vets can also email animations
directly to their clients. Multi-user subscriptions are available.
Medi-Productions t. +44 (0)1223 895 832
w.
www.mediproductions.com
ccording to the manufacturer, HLD4 is a revolu- tionary disinfectant range that is safe, simple to use, and secure. It is based on a unique micelle action formulation that enables greater surface clean- ing activity, thereby allowing more efficient removal of surface contaminants.
Surface Disinfectant A
Medimark Scientific claim that the synergistic blend of ac-
tive ingredients produces the fastest acting and most efficient virucidal and sporicidal disinfectant available in non-oxidising technology. HLD4 disinfectants are manufactured in the Unit- ed Kingdom to the highest standards conforming to ISO 9001:2008. HLD4 disinfectants are certified sporicidal, my- cobactericidal, virucidal, fungicidal, and bactericidal under EN protocols.
New Flavour for Rimifin
chronic conditions such as osteo- arthritis. To help increase compli- ance, Rimifin — an NSAID market- ed by Vétoquinol — has now got a new flavouring. Rimifin
P prod-
uct manager Robert Simpson said to VSM: “Pet owner compli- ance and involve- ment in chronic pain situations is critical to ensuring effective long-term treatment. Ease of administration is also very important in this setting.
“The addition of this flavour- ing to this popular and cost-effective NSAID will help to ensure that admin- istration to the patient is as easy as possible for pet owners and vets.” Rimifin is an NSAID that contains car- profen (POM-V).
Vétoquinol UK t. +44 (0)1280 825 497
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info@vetoquinol.co.uk w.
www.vetoquinol.co.uk
Medimark Scientific t. +44 (0)8452 22 33 44 e.
info@medichem.co.uk w.
www.medi-mark.co.uk
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et owner compliance is critical to ensuring effective and continuing treatment in
Twitter-Based Parvo Alert System Online
twitter-based early warn- ing system to alert vets and dog owners of cases of canine parvovi- rus (CPV) in their area has now gone live. Launched by Virbac Animal Health, @parvoalert is a twitter feed that updates follow- ers on the geographic loca- tion of cases of the disease using postcode details. The company is asking vets and owners learning of a case to tweet the first half of the postcode where it occurs to @parvoalert, which Virbac will then retweet. The service is free. Additionally, when Virbac hears of a case, it will automatically provide practices in ‘at-risk’ areas with a Par- vo-Alert pack, which contains a range of support materials to help them alert dog owners to the disease and en- courage their clients to get their dogs vaccinated and look out for signs of the CPV.
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hensive web-based CPV resource, featuring background on the preven- tion and treatment of the disease, comment from veterinary experts, and downloadable practice support materials.
Virbac t: +44 (0)1359 243243 Once established, Virbac aims to build @parvoalert into a compre-
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www.virbac.co.uk
Kinn Inc w.
www.kinninc.com
Innovative Solution for Pill
SMALL ANIMAL
THEATRE &
SURGERY
THEATRE &
SURGERY
hor-Line kennels are fabricated from the company’s exclusive two-piece unitised construc- tion process, minimising the number of welded seams. Less welds mean stronger and longer lasting kennels. According to the
manufacturer, Shor-Line kennels are constructed from the highest-grade type 304 stainless steel material. The frame, trim hardware, screws and platforms are made of stainless steel. The kennels are totally modular. This means each kennel is manufactured as an individual unit, engineered for fit and finish to combine
with others into one structural product. When you put them together, they look custom built, specifically for your kennel area.
www.vetsuppliesmag.com
Stainless Steel Kennels S
Installation is reported to
be quick and easy. All stainless steel hardware (trim strips, trim plates and screws) attach the kennels together for a finished look. The kennels themselves have a front flange, which over- laps the lower kennel or base platform, covering all horizontal joints.
Shor-Line Ltd t. +44 (0)1446 772041
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quality@shor-line.co.uk w.
www.shor-line.co.uk
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eterinarian tested and en- dorsed, Kinn’s line of pet care products takes the dif- ficulty and danger out of giving medicine to pill averse pets. Kinn recently introduced its flagship line of premium pet care products that offer people the ability to person- alise and customise how they care for their pets.
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The company’s introductory
product line includes two flagship products, Kudose™ and Krocodile™, as well as associated accessories. Kudose is a three-in-one pill
concealer, treat maker, and toppings dispenser — all designed as one easy-to-use system. With it, pet own- ers get the do-it-yourself conveni- ence of making natural pet treats from foods they know their dog or cat likes. Krocodile is a two-in-one pill splitter and crusher that easily and rapidly splits and crushes medicine and vi- tamins so pets can swallow them easily and safely. At the heart of the Krocodile is a stainless steel pill split- ter designed to split thousands of pills reliably.
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