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Ceva acquires CentaurVA Animal Health >
Company continues to expand its North American operations with entry into Canada.
K-State Olathe Brimming with Collaborations >
A full house: four months after opening, K-State Olathe brimming with international collaborations and expertise
Ceva Animal Health growth affirms "together, beyond animal health" initiative >
August 29, 2011, Lenexa, Kan. – Just one year later, a strategic acquisition, plant expansion and a strengthened management team for the two arms of Ceva Animal Health, the U.S. business unit of Ceva...
Ceva's New Poultry Vaccine Production Facility >
Ceva Animal Health (Ceva), a wholly owned US subsidiary of Ceva Santé Animale and a leading player in the global animal health industry, launched a new poultry vaccine production facility in May 2011.
Kansas Bioscience Authority Considers Grant >
The Kansas Bioscience Authority proposes giving Ceva Animal Health LLC a $550,000 grant to keep its North American headquarters in Lenexa.
Keep Your Dog Calm in a Storm >
Minneapolis Star Tribune offers advice for dog owners
Questions, Answers from Animal Behavior Meeting >
Experts from around the world attended the Symposium of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists and American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior July 15. The event coincided with the America...
Ceva Offers Veterinarians Guidance on Flea & Tick Category >
AVMA Convention Lunchtime Express Connection: Saturday, July 16, 2011 at noon
Fireworks and Your Dog >
Dr. Steve Dale writes about using Dog Appeasing Pheromone (DAP) and other tools to help calm your frightened dog
Tips for when your furry friends join you on vacation >
The Oregonian helps pets and their owners travel well