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Ceva Launches Wildlife Research Fund >
Ceva Wildlife Research Fund, the first endowment fund dedicated to research to protect wildlife.
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Program Receives Quality Recognition >
Ceva’s U.S. C.H.I.C.K Program receives independently audited quality recognition from Bureau Veritas
Ceva Sponsors Kitten Bowl VI to Shine Spotlight on Pet Adoption >
Ceva Animal Health is kicking off kitten adoption season as a marquis sponsor of Hallmark Channel’s upcoming Kitten Bowl VI, the newest installment of the nation’s most beloved feline faceoff, featur...
CEVA LAUNCHES FIRST FDA-APPROVED GENERIC OF MILBEMYCIN OXIME IN U.S. >
Ceva Animal Health has launched MilbeGuard™ (milbemycin oxime) Flavored Tablets, the first FDA-approved generic milbemycin oxime in the U.S. MilbeGuard is a monthly, beef-flavored tablet that preve...
The Pet Doctor is World’s First Fear Free Certified Veterinary Practice >
Missouri veterinary hospital recognized for dedication to emotional and physical well-being of pets in their care
FEAR FREE AND CEVA PARTNER TO LAUNCH PRACTICE CERTIFICATION >
Veterinary practice certification will be offered starting in April 2018.
Ceva Animal Health Expands Donation Program to Support Hurricane Pet Relocations >
Ceva urges volunteers to follow new AHS “best practices” to help stop heartworm transmission via transported dogs.
Ceva Donates Pet Products for Hurricane Relief Efforts >
Pledges product to support health and welfare needs of dogs and cats in the affected area as well as pets being relocated to other parts of the country.
CAPC Issues First Mosquito Control Guidelines: Recommend Topical Repellents to Repel, Kill the Vector >
The importance of controlling the vector – the mosquito – is the highlight of the new guidelines.