Happy National Pet Week to you and your lovable companions from us at Virbac!

Veterinary Technicians serve a vital role in the clinic, often being the right hand of the veterinarians themselves. They are the ones who frequently comfort and care for the animals in the clinic, ensuring that they are properly taken care of and receive whatever they need to feel at ease.

July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month. Learn more about how to identify the signs of dehydration.

Anxiety can occur in both dogs and cats.

As a Quality Assurance Engineer, Jessica Rosik plays a behind-the-scenes role here at Virbac, but her position is also one of the company’s most important.

With the holiday season around the corner, many of us are preparing to host family gatherings, parties, and other festive events.

Veterinary Technicians, or “vet techs” for short, play pivotal roles in the care and comfort of animals, often serving as a second set of hands to veterinarians, as well as performing a wide range of other duties for their clinics.

It is estimated that five to ten percent of dogs in the U.S. suffer from deafness, either in one or both ears, according to the American Kennel Club.

Stephanie Giese’s road to success at Virbac has been paved in … pillars.

Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in a project with the nonprofit organization, World Vets, in the pristine and remote Galapagos Island of San Cristobal, where I assisted as one of the veterinarians amongst an amazing team of 18 volunteers.

By Genna Mize, DVM
Consulting and Reporting Veterinarian